Bedtime Audio Stories

This is the very first story in the magical Buttons Bunny series.

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Meet Buttons on the day he receives his special gift—the power of positive words. Guided by his forest friends, he learns how saying One Good Thing can help him feel calm, brave, and kind—and how he can use this magic to help children everywhere.

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Perfect for bedtime or quiet time, this story gently helps your child build confidence, calm anxious thoughts, and feel safe, loved, and empowered.

In this story, Buttons Bunny faces a new challenge—trying something new that feels a little scary. With the help of his friend Alice, he learns to say, “I can do it!” and discovers that trying new things isn’t so scary after all.

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This story helps your child build confidence to face new experiences, make friends, and see that courage brings rewards. Perfect for easing worries about new situations and encouraging a brave, open heart.​​

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Rosie loves playing football but feels those scary butterflies—worrying she might lose because others seem better. When those nerves strike, Buttons Bunny steps in to help Rosie turn her butterflies into powerful dragons.

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This story teaches your child how to be brave, flip nervous feelings into confidence, and lead with courage—even when they feel others might be better. Perfect for building bravery and a positive mindset on and off the field.

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On holiday, Buttons Bunny meets Ellie the Elephant, and they have a wonderful time—until bullies try to spoil the fun. With Buttons’ help, Ellie learns to stand up for herself and say, “I am just as good as anyone else.”

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This story teaches your child that bullying is never okay, and that being different is what makes each of us special. Perfect for building self-respect, courage, and kindness.

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It’s bedtime in Buttons Bunny’s cosy burrow, and his favourite moment of the day has arrived—snuggling in while Mummy Bunny reads his special bedtime story.

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With soft words and soothing rhythms, this gentle tale helps Buttons let go of worry, feel safe, and drift peacefully into sleep. It reminds him he is deeply loved, protected, and can trust the world to hold him while he dreams.

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This story supports your child’s relaxation, eases overthinking, and builds bedtime confidence—creating a calm, mindful space for a restful night and a brighter morning.

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Buttons Bunny meets Mr. Pheasant by the riverbank and finds him feeling frustrated and sad. Mr. Pheasant is ready to give up—he thinks he always gets things wrong and that he’s just not good enough.

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But Buttons shows him that getting things wrong is how we learn, grow, and get stronger. With kindness and encouragement, Mr. Pheasant learns that practice makes progress, and mistakes are simply stepping stones to success.

This story helps your child build resilience, patience, and self-belief—reminding them that nobody gets it right the first time, and that’s perfectly okay.

On a chilly winter’s night, Buttons Bunny and his dad find Santa’s sleigh stuck in a tricky spot. Without hesitation, they step in to help.

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Through this kind act, Buttons learns that helping others, even when it’s cold and difficult, can bring unexpected and wonderful surprises.

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This story teaches your child the joy of kindness, the magic of giving, and how small good deeds can make a big difference—not just for others, but for themselves too.

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Buttons Bunny finds Billy Bumpkin Bee sitting all alone after a storm has swept away his hive. Billy feels lost, sad, and like he doesn’t belong—especially because he doesn’t look like the bunnies and has no magical gift.

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But with love from the Buttons Bunny family, Billy discovers that having a kind, caring heart is the greatest gift of all—and that love makes a family, not just how you look.

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This story helps your child understand belonging, love after loss, and the power of kindness. A gentle reminder that every child is special and always worthy of love.

Buttons Bunny’s world changes when his new sister, Buttercup, is born. At first, he feels like all the attention has shifted away from him, and sibling rivalry makes him sad.

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But then Buttons discovers Buttercup’s magical gifts and learns a wonderful truth: there is only one you in the whole world, and that makes you truly special. No brother or sister can take away your shine—it can only help it grow brighter.

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This story helps your child feel valued, secure, and excited about family love and uniqueness.