Tonight's episode is an ancient Swahili Fairytale called The One-Handed-Girl. This tale originated in South Eastern African and was later collected in 1910 by Andrew Lang in his Lilac Fairy Book. This story is about a courageous young woman who faces many challenges because of her turbulent relationship with her brother. She overcomes her struggles with courage, creativity and kindness. Please note that the story mentions slaves, as servitude and slavery were common in South Eastern Africa in ancient times.
PARENTS: Because this story has violent imagery, I feel it is not suitable for young children. My advice is to listen to the story first to decide whether you should allow your child to listen.
[TW: violent imagery, family violence, violence against women]
This story has restful sleep music playing in the background to help you fall deeper into a sound sleep. The soft music will continue for several minutes after the story ends and then it too will gently fade away. But for those of you who prefer a more quiet storytelling experience, here is the no music version link . So settle in under the covers and let's get sleepy together! Sweet dreamzzz...
NO MUSIC version of this bedtime story available to listen on YouTube
https://youtu.be/iAFZimKiDBA
Did you know that your host Joanne also has a YouTube channel with over 157,000 subscribers where she helps thousands of people fall asleep each and every night with her bedtime stories, sleep meditations and ASMR relaxation? Feel free to pop over to visit Joanne on YouTube and be sure to say hello :) www.youtube.com/relaxforawhile
Please consider leaving a rating or a review on Apple Podcasts as this can really help us grow our audience. It also helps us know how we're doing :)
You can support us with a donation that will help us continue to spread sleepy vibes around the globe at no cost. You can make a donation by clicking the link in this description. Thank you so much!
If you like the podcast and find the bedtime stories helpful, please subscribe on your favorite podcast app and share with family and friends or whoever you know that may benefit.
To learn more about the Drift Off Bedtime Stories Podcast, you are welcome to come visit us on our website :) Hope to see you soon! www.bedtimestoriesforsleep.com
Tonight's episode is an ancient Swahili Fairytale called The One-Handed-Girl. This tale originated in South Eastern African and was later collected in 1910 by Andrew Lang in his Lilac Fairy Book. This story is about a courageous young woman who faces many challenges because of her turbulent relationship with her brother. She overcomes her struggles with courage, creativity and kindness. Please note that the story mentions slaves, as servitude and slavery were common in South Eastern Africa in ancient times.
PARENTS: Because this story has violent imagery, I feel it is not suitable for young children. My advice is to listen to the story first to decide whether you should allow your child to listen.
[TW: violent imagery, family violence, violence against women]
This story has restful sleep music playing in the background to help you fall deeper into a sound sleep. The soft music will continue for several minutes after the story ends and then it too will gently fade away. But for those of you who prefer a more quiet storytelling experience, here is the no music version link . So settle in under the covers and let's get sleepy together! Sweet dreamzzz...
NO MUSIC version of this bedtime story available to listen on YouTube
https://youtu.be/iAFZimKiDBA
Did you know that your host Joanne also has a YouTube channel with over 157,000 subscribers where she helps thousands of people fall asleep each and every night with her bedtime stories, sleep meditations and ASMR relaxation? Feel free to pop over to visit Joanne on YouTube and be sure to say hello :) www.youtube.com/relaxforawhile
Please consider leaving a rating or a review on Apple Podcasts as this can really help us grow our audience. It also helps us know how we're doing :)
You can support us with a donation that will help us continue to spread sleepy vibes around the globe at no cost. You can make a donation by clicking the link in this description. Thank you so much!
If you like the podcast and find the bedtime stories helpful, please subscribe on your favorite podcast app and share with family and friends or whoever you know that may benefit.
To learn more about the Drift Off Bedtime Stories Podcast, you are welcome to come visit us on our website :) Hope to see you soon! www.bedtimestoriesforsleep.com