Ririro.com - Kids Stories (0-6 Years)

Old Mother Bear worries about her naughty cubs ruining her New Year's Eve. Fairy See-It-All whisks the cubs away to a magical house where they learn their lessons: Boxer learns to be on time, Drowsy-Head learns to like bedtime, Bruin learns to pick up after himself, and Bright Eyes learns to be polite. A year later, they return home, reformed and ready to make their mother's New Year happy. Become...

The big Evergreen Trees arrogantly claim they are the ones who awaken the woodland flowers and insects each spring. However, the spring flowers know the truth: it's actually Jack-in-the-pulpit, a little woodland preacher, who delivers a talk every spring, instructing them on how and when to bloom. They chuckle at the Evergreens' ignorance, knowing they are too rigid to see the real source of sprin...

On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus encounters a mouse while filling stockings. The mouse suggests Santa can fit one more item into the already full stockings. Santa challenges him, and the clever mouse nibbles a small hole in the toe of a stocking, proving his point. Amused, Santa rewards the mouse with a Christmas cheese for his trickery. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/po...

Hans, after years of work, receives a large piece of gold. Eager to visit his mother, he trades the gold for a horse, the horse for a cow, the cow for a pig, and the pig for a goose, each time believing he's making a better deal. Eventually, he trades the goose for a heavy rock, which he then loses down a well. Relieved to be rid of the burden, Hans joyfully continues home, demonstrating that happ...

In a humble home, a widow and her children nurture a pine tree from a stray cone. As Christmas nears, they long for decorations they cannot afford. Spiders, overhearing their wishes, spin webs all over the tree, creating a shimmering tapestry of silver threads. On Christmas morning, the webs transform into sparkling gold and silver, bringing joy and a touch of magic to the family. The story explai...

Mr. Fox moves to a treehouse to escape Mr. Dog, invites friends to a house party, and steals a ladder to make his home accessible. Mr. Dog, drawn by the scent of soup, climbs the ladder, eats the soup, and falls asleep inside. When Mr. Fox returns, he's startled by Mr. Dog, who then scares away the arriving guests. A chaotic tumble ensues as Mr. Dog falls off the ladder with some of the guests. Mr...

Aunt Pettitoes sends her eight piglets away due to their mischief. Pigling Bland and his brother Alexander are to go to market, but Alexander loses his license, and Pigling ends up lost. He finds refuge in Mr. Piperson's house, where he befriends Pig-wig, a stolen piglet destined to become bacon. Pigling Bland and Pig-wig escape together. A grocer suspects them, but they outsmart him and run to th...

Old Brother Bear is tricked by the cunning Funny Fox, who feigns an injury to lure the bear into a honey-filled tree. Once inside, the fox traps the bear's head. The Bold Badger arrives, suggesting they help the bear, leading him to a beehive with the promise of honey. The bear is stung badly. Although tricked, he keeps the real reason for his swollen face a secret and jokes about it. Become a sup...

Marcella's beloved Raggedy Ann doll is used as a kite tail, but a strong wind rips her free, causing Marcella great distress. A search ensues, but Raggedy Ann is nowhere to be found. Unbeknownst to them, Raggedy Ann lands safely in a tree in their yard, where robins use her yarn hair to line their nest. The robins, familiar with Marcella, call out to her, leading Marcella to discover Raggedy Ann p...

In this Uncle Wiggily story, a young boy is terrified to visit the dentist despite a terrible toothache. Uncle Wiggily, overhearing the situation, devises a plan to show the boy that a dentist visit isn't so scary. He enlists Dr. Possum to stage a mock tooth extraction using a piece of glass to represent a tooth. The boy, watching from his window, is amazed by the "bravery" of the rabbit and decid...

A group of young frogs disobeys their Grandfather Frog’s warning to stay home and venture out of their pond to explore the valley. Lured by what they believe to be a gathering of fireflies for them to feast on, they stumble upon a fairies' party. Offended by their intrusion and intent to eat their lantern-bearers, the Fairy Queen punishes the frogs by taking away one toe from each of their front p...

A princess, known for her beauty and arrogance, mocks her suitors. Her father forces her to marry a beggar musician. The beggar takes her to a poor cottage, where she must do all the work. She works as a kitchen maid and is discovered by King Thrushbeard. Thrushbeard reveals that he was the beggar, musician, and the man who broke her pottery, and that it was all a lesson. They then celebrate their...

Simpleton, thought dumb by his family, shows kindness to a gnome. In return, the gnome rewards him with a golden goose. People who try to steal its feathers get stuck to the goose. Seeing this long parade of people makes a sad princess laugh, and her father promises the princess in marriage to whoever made her laugh. He creates impossible challenges. The gnome helps Simpleton and in the end Simple...

Hilda, a lonely girl who lives by the coast and loves mermaids, encounters a mermaid who has been blown ashore by a storm. Hilda welcomes the mermaid into her cottage, and the mermaid describes her life in Neptune's underwater kingdom. As they sleep, the mermaid disappears. Hilda remembers her encounter, finding seaweed on the floor and looking for the mermaid whenever she is on her boat. Become a...

Lucie, a young girl, loses her pocket-handkerchiefs. While searching for them on a hill, she discovers a door leading to a kitchen inside the hill. There, she meets Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, a short, stout washerwoman with prickles. Mrs. Tiggy-winkle shows Lucie various clean clothes belonging to different animals and birds, eventually returning Lucie's handkerchiefs. As they deliver the clothes, the ani...

A little prince wants to get his sick mother a jar of rosemary for Christmas, as it reminds her of her childhood. He discovers an old woman in town has one, but she refuses to sell it. He offers his most prized possession, a magical golden ball, in exchange. The old woman accepts. The Queen is delighted, valuing the rosemary above all her other luxurious gifts and cherishing her son's selfless lov...

Fourteen children gather on a winter night, each holding a red bell containing a letter that spells "Merry Christmas." Each child explains what their letter represents in the context of Christmas traditions, such as Santa Claus, stockings, reindeer, gifts, carols, and the joy of the season. They end with a group cheer. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ririro-com...

Uncle Wiggily, while shopping with Grandpa Goosey Gander, overhears children lamenting that Santa can't visit due to their sooty chimneys. Inspired, he enlists the help of crows, who aren't hindered by the soot, to deliver presents to those homes. Gathering gifts from his animal friends, Uncle Wiggily dispatches the crows on Christmas Eve. The boys and girls, as well as the animal children, wake u...

Uncle Wiggily flies his airship and discovers an animal school. He helps with a spelling examination. When a disruptive Flippity-flop arrives, Uncle Wiggily cleverly uses the word "cheese" to scare it away, since Flippity-flops fear it and cannot spell it. The examination resumes, all pupils pass, and Uncle Wiggily returns home with pickled bananas for Nurse Jane. Become a supporter of this podcas...

Mrs. Tabitha Twitchit meticulously dresses her three kittens, Mittens, Moppet, and the mischievous Tom Kitten, for a tea party. However, as soon as they are outside, the kittens become disheveled and lose their clothes. The Puddle-Ducks find and wear the garments. When Tabitha discovers her kittens' state, she scolds them and sends them upstairs, falsely telling her guests they have the measles. T...

Christopher Robin mentions seeing a Heffalump, sparking Pooh's desire to catch one. Pooh and Piglet devise a trap with a jar of honey as bait, but Pooh eats most of the honey before placing it in the pit. That night, unable to sleep, Pooh returns to the trap and gets his head stuck in the jar. Piglet, going to check the trap, sees Pooh with the jar on his head and mistakes him for a Heffalump, run...

A selfish man finds a pot of gold at the rainbow's end but loses the coins through a hole in his bag while trying to hide it. Fairies transform the scattered coins into buttercups, ensuring the gold brings joy to everyone instead of being hoarded. The story illustrates the triumph of generosity over greed. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ririro-com-kids-stories...

Patty and Tilda, two young sisters, plan to sell berries at the train station to earn money for books and boots. They encounter a cattle-train filled with thirsty sheep and, moved by their suffering, use their berries and time to provide water, neglecting their business. A group of people observes their kindness and rewards them by buying all their berries and promising regular berry orders. The g...

In the magical land of harvest, various personified elements of nature argue about who contributes the most to the bountiful harvest. The Raindrop boys, Sunbeam girls, Wind Elf girls, Soil Soldier boys, Kernel of Corn boys, and Workers each claim their vital role. The Raindrops provide moisture, the Sunbeams provide warmth and light, the Wind Elves bring different weather patterns, the Soil Soldie...

Little Alice, a city girl, longs to grow something. The milkman, Uncle Peter, gives her some Lima beans. She plants them, but the beans keep splitting open and popping out of the ground. Alice repeatedly covers them, hindering their growth. Uncle Peter explains that she should have waited for the green leaves to emerge. He gives her more beans, and this time, Alice lets them grow naturally. The be...