Milkshake! Story Den

Kiera settles down and reads a bedtime story that follows the quiet of the evening. As darkness spreads and the neighbourhood’s residents tuck themselves in, the narrative shifts to the Good Night Garage, where the fire engine, the ambulance and the other vehicles begin to stir. Instead of sleeping, the fleet awakens, ready for the night’s unseen tasks. The tale paints a gentle picture of the garage’s machines coming to life just as the world outside drifts into slumber, offering a comforting contrast between the stillness of the houses and the quiet activity within the garage. It reassures listeners that while everyone else rests, the Good Night Garage is quietly at work.

Step into the Story Den with Jen as she guides listeners through Oscar’s Story. In this short episode, Oscar spends time leafing through picture books together with his older sister, sharing the simple pleasure of reading. Jen’s warm narration invites children to picture the cosy scene, encouraging them to imagine the colourful pages and the bond between the siblings. Jen’s voice remains calm and inviting, and the narrative unfolds at a pace that lets young listeners absorb each page. The programme offers a gentle reminder of how reading together can become a shared adventure, all set within the familiar comfort of the Story Den.

Step into the Story Den with Jen as she guides listeners through Oscar’s Story. In this short episode, Oscar spends time leafing through picture books together with his older sister, sharing the simple pleasure of reading. Jen’s warm narration invites children to picture the cosy scene, encouraging them to imagine the colourful pages and the bond between the siblings. Jen’s voice remains calm and inviting, and the narrative unfolds at a pace that lets young listeners absorb each page. The programme offers a gentle reminder of how reading together can become a shared adventure, all set within the familiar comfort of the Story Den.

Kiera opens a brightly illustrated, interactive picture book that turns number learning into a game for the youngest audience. Each page is filled with vivid drawings and touch‑responsive features that invite toddlers to point, turn pages and count aloud, turning a basic skill into a lively pastime. The design encourages little fingers to explore while the narrative guides them through simple numerical concepts, keeping the experience light and engaging. While the counting adventure proceeds, the children are asked to keep an eye out for the cheeky chicks that dive and skateboard across the spreads. Spotting those playful birds adds a gentle scavenger‑hunt element, reinforcing attention and making the educational journey even more entertaining.

Kiera opens a brightly illustrated, interactive picture book that turns number learning into a game for the youngest audience. Each page is filled with vivid drawings and touch‑responsive features that invite toddlers to point, turn pages and count aloud, turning a basic skill into a lively pastime. The design encourages little fingers to explore while the narrative guides them through simple numerical concepts, keeping the experience light and engaging. While the counting adventure proceeds, the children are asked to keep an eye out for the cheeky chicks that dive and skateboard across the spreads. Spotting those playful birds adds a gentle scavenger‑hunt element, reinforcing attention and making the educational journey even more entertaining.

In this episode, Kemi narrates the misadventures of a rather irritable boy called Ben, who habitually refuses to let anyone play with his toys. His selfishness and constant grumbling set the scene for a lesson about sharing and cooperation, prompting the story’s whimsical turn. The narrative builds around his reluctance to share, highlighting how his behaviour affects those around him. To teach Ben a lesson, Beelinda the honeybee shrinks him down to the size of a bee, allowing him to witness firsthand how her buzzing companions cooperate and work together. Through this tiny perspective, Ben experiences the value of teamwork and the importance of sharing, all conveyed in a playful, bee‑centric adventure.

In this episode, Kemi narrates the misadventures of a rather irritable boy called Ben, who habitually refuses to let anyone play with his toys. His selfishness and constant grumbling set the scene for a lesson about sharing and cooperation, prompting the story’s whimsical turn. The narrative builds around his reluctance to share, highlighting how his behaviour affects those around him. To teach Ben a lesson, Beelinda the honeybee shrinks him down to the size of a bee, allowing him to witness firsthand how her buzzing companions cooperate and work together. Through this tiny perspective, Ben experiences the value of teamwork and the importance of sharing, all conveyed in a playful, bee‑centric adventure.