One of the great joys of parenthood is telling completely made up stories at bed time, and then repeating them on request.
The delight they get is incredible - don't forget to do it.
I was getting so good at the stories, I wanted to test my powers, so I randomly made up a storie about two inanimate objects, a bin, and a cloth.
And thus, Binnie and Clothie was born.
17 episode later, all with intro music/singing and recorded for memories:
Binnie and Clothie World - was epic.
Even other stories that connected to B&C world were spun.
I should do children's books š
"Do you remember that time when Binnie got tricked by Clothie to go on that ferris wheel, and finally overcame her fear of flying?"
"Or that time Binnie won a cereal contest and went on a rocket to space?"
- "Yeah, that was episode 12 wasn't it?"
"And wasn't it sad that fight they had and lost touch for so many years? š"
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I know someone who started recording these bedtime stories and putting them on youtube. I believe he even had someone draw pictures for some of them that go along with the stories.
You should do children's books. You have something there.
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We have Moritz the rainworm (Regenwurm in German) and make up stories each evening on request :)
That's beautiful man.
I was too scared to do it, if I'm honest.
A wasted opportunity.
Iām ready for this š
I would do this with my 2 older boys (now 26 and 23) when they were toddlers.
The sheer joy on their faces when I got to certain parts of a made up story was indescribably intoxicating š„°š«