In this heartwarming bedtime adventure, Finn faces a day full of surprises—and not the fun kind. From a melted popsicle to a canceled playdate, everything seems to be going wrong. But instead of staying upset, Finn learns a secret: staying flexible and calm can turn even the most frustrating day into something magical.

Through the gentle guidance of his woodland friends and a quiet moment under the Thinking Tree, Finn discovers how to take deep breaths, shift his focus, and go with the flow.

Perfect for children ages 3–9, this episode of Finn at Night helps little listeners navigate disappointment and change without big feelings taking over.

Whether your child is struggling with transitions, tantrums, or just tough mornings, Finn’s story shows that even when things don’t go your way, your day can still end with a smile.

💤 Key Lessons:

• Staying calm when things change

• Finding new ways to have fun

• Turning frustration into flexibility

✨ Listen together and use this story to start gentle conversations about emotions, coping skills, and trying again.

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Podcast: Finn at Night – A Podcast for Bedtime



Episode Summary:

Tonight, Finn faces a feeling we all know too well—being upset and not knowing how to say why. But with a gentle breeze, a quiet hill, and a magical whispering stone, Finn learns to use words instead of tears. This dreamy adventure leads him across a nighttime meadow, into a garden of softly glowing flowers, and through a series of thoughtful challenges that help him understand his feelings—and express them with kindness.

In this sleepy, starlit story, children will follow Finn as he discovers how powerful it can be to name what you need—and how sometimes, the smallest whisper can lead to the biggest changes.

Core Lessons in this Episode:

• Identifying emotions

• Communicating needs clearly

• Building emotional resilience

• Replacing crying with calm conversation

Perfect For:

Children ages 3–9 who are learning to express their emotions, navigate frustration, or practice using their words. Also a great tool for parents who want to support emotional literacy during bedtime.

✨ Parents, Say It With Us:

“Snuggle tight, breathe in deep, the world is calm when we’re half asleep.”

💤 Follow Finn’s Journey:

If your little one connected with this episode, don’t forget to like, share, and leave a review. Every whisper helps us grow.

Finn At Night - The Sharing Tree – A Story About Taking Turns

In tonight’s bedtime adventure, Finn and his friend discover a magical treehouse deep in the woods—built entirely out of puzzle pieces! But there’s one catch: the tree only works when both kids take turns. As they learn to climb, build, and play inside this enchanted puzzle palace, Finn realizes that sharing isn’t just about giving up a toy—it’s about creating joy together.

This heartwarming, 60-minute story helps little ones understand the beauty of cooperation, patience, and playing fair. Whether it’s waiting for a turn on the slide or splitting the last blueberry muffin, The Sharing Tree teaches children that the best fun is the kind you share.

Perfect for kids ages 3–9 who are learning how to navigate playdates, classrooms, and growing friendships.

Themes:

• Taking turns

• Sharing with friends

• Cooperative play

• Magical discovery

• Kindness and self-regulation

Listen now to help your child wind down, feel connected, and drift off with a smile.

Parent Tip:

Let your little listener talk about a moment they shared something today. Even if it was small—like passing the ketchup—it counts!

🎧 Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen.

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