Little Star’s Journey Home
A rhyming lullaby about a tiny star who floats down past mountains, rivers and forests to find the cosiest place to shine.
- Reading time
- 3 min read
- Good for
- In the bump, Newborn, Baby
- Mood
- bedtime
From around 18 weeks
Your baby’s hearing starts to develop from around 18 weeks, so reading aloud is a lovely way for them to get to know your voice. These stories are gentle and calm, and partners can join in too.
Try this: Read or sing to your bump. Your baby can start to hear you, and partners can join in too.
What the research says about this stage
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A rhyming lullaby about a tiny star who floats down past mountains, rivers and forests to find the cosiest place to shine.
Barnaby the hedgehog searches high and low for a quiet, cosy spot to rest his head.
A gentle story for the bump about the cosy little house they live in now, and all the friendly things waiting to say hello.
Golden morning light, a busy bumblebee and a whispering oak tree, all slowing down to rest with you.
Benjamin Bunny takes his cousin Peter back into Mr. McGregor’s garden to fetch his lost clothes, and they meet a cat on the way out.
Jemima wants to hatch her own eggs, and a very polite gentleman with sandy whiskers offers her a nest. Luckily, Kep the collie is cleverer than she is.
Mr. Jeremy Fisher the frog goes fishing from his lily-leaf boat on a rainy day, and has a much bigger adventure than he wanted.
Naughty Peter squeezes under the gate into Mr. McGregor’s garden, and has to find his way home again.
Benjamin Bunny’s children eat so many lettuces that they fall fast asleep, and wake up in Mr. McGregor’s sack. Can a little woodmouse save the day?
Tom Kitten and his sisters are dressed up in their best clothes for a tea party, and the Puddle-Ducks end up wearing them.