What is your favourite bedtime stories for your children?

[Ichhabe]

I used to read for my daughters every night before they went to sleep. My all time favourite was Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne.
Every story in the book is great, but specially I remember the story where they got lost in the fog. I laughed so much that I got tears in my eyes, and the eldest daughter laughed more of me, than by the book.
This book is not boring for adults even just to read it to one self.

So for you parents out there. What did/do you read for your children?

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Norwegian edition.

[Fintin]

i always like how the monster under your bed is going to kill you...worked wonders for my never sleeping

[Ratamacue]

Dr. Seuss. 'Nuff said.

[EvanL]

I used to read for my daughters every night before they went to sleep. My all time favourite was Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne.
Every story in the book is great, but specially I remember the story where they got lost in the fog. I laughed so much that I got tears in my eyes, and the eldest daughter laughed more of me, than by the book.
This book is not boring for adults even just to read it to one self.

So for you parents out there. What did/do you read for your children?

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/0416199615.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

http://bibliotek.hasvik.kommune.no/bilder/olebrumm.jpg

Norwegian edition.Winnie the pooh was based off of the mascot for the Winnipeg Rifles. The bear travelled with them during WW1 and then was put in a zoo when it got back to Canada.

[memphiz]

****o, or....yeah ****o

[farmgirl]

I used to read for my daughters every night before they went to sleep. My all time favourite was Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne.
Every story in the book is great, but specially I remember the story where they got lost in the fog. I laughed so much that I got tears in my eyes, and the eldest daughter laughed more of me, than by the book.
This book is not boring for adults even just to read it to one self.

So for you parents out there. What did/do you read for your children?

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/0416199615.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

http://bibliotek.hasvik.kommune.no/bilder/olebrumm.jpg

Norwegian edition.



Winnie the Pooh is the best!!!! I love Eeyore. :D

[Fintin]

barenstine bears.....dont mess

[EvanL]

I used to read for my daughters every night before they went to sleep. My all time favourite was Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne.
Every story in the book is great, but specially I remember the story where they got lost in the fog. I laughed so much that I got tears in my eyes, and the eldest daughter laughed more of me, than by the book.
This book is not boring for adults even just to read it to one self.

So for you parents out there. What did/do you read for your children?

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/0416199615.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

http://bibliotek.hasvik.kommune.no/bilder/olebrumm.jpg

Norwegian edition.



Winnie the Pooh is the best!!!! I love Eeyore. :D
eeyore is severly depressed
Rabbit was gay
Piglet was agorophobic
The Owl was a child predator
What kind of examples r they trying to set for these kids?!
ahaha
still
awesome stories.

[Uninen]

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Winnie the Pooh is the best!!!! I love Eeyore. :D
Who would have guessed.. i think its "universal girls thing".. :roll:

[farmgirl]

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Winnie the Pooh is the best!!!! I love Eeyore. :D
Who would have guessed.. i think its "universal girls thing".. :roll:


How can anyone NOT like Eeyore???? :D

Of course... I like them all... I'm probaby most like Tigger.... ;) (only not quite so bouncy)

[Vance]

Dude, Tigger was the shiggidy diggidy.

[Fintin]

he didnt go down as smooth as pig let when i cooked him...thats how

[Aussie E]

Where the Wild Things Are Maurice Sendak (1963)
Have it with me 24/7 (Tattoo).

[farmgirl]

Where the Wild Things Are Maurice Sendak (1963)
Have it with me 24/7.


ahhh another favorite of mine. Max is very cool!!!

[Ichhabe]

Where the Wild Things Are Maurice Sendak (1963)
Have it with me 24/7.

Wooohooo! That brought me down memory lane. Remember I read that while being at the dentist in 1972. :D

Why I remember that: Because that was the first time I went to the dentist all alone.

[ShotOver]

Hrmm.. bed time stories, never had one.. Parents too busy fightin until i was 7, then lived with my mum aaand she thought i was too old.
:(

But i used to read some by myself, that Where the Wild Things Are Maurice Sendak (1963) scared the crap out of me when i was "reading" was only 5, so i was just looking at the pictures.

[Ichhabe]

Ant not to forget "The Wind In The Willows" by Kenneth Grahame.
So much exitement, so much intruiges. Aaaah, sweet memories of childhood past. :)

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[Trigger]

Anything by Dr. Seuss. woot

[Seoulstriker]

C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia

[EvanL]

C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia
*NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT*

[Trident-za]

"Curious George and the High Voltage Electric Fence"? Well, not really... no kids yet, and I read whatever my little niece wants... usually something by Dr. Zeuss. Kids love that stuff.....

[farmgirl]

C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia
*NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT*


If that makes Seoul a nerd, then I'm a nerd as well. Excellent reads. CS Lewis was a good writer, and a good man.

[EvanL]

C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia
*NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT*


If that makes Seoul a nerd, then I'm a nerd as well. Excellent reads. CS Lewis was a good writer, and a good man.

*NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT**NERD ALERT*
;)
Jk MD :|

[2Sheds_Jackson]

Big F little f what begins with f?

Four fluffy feathers on a fiffer feffer feff.

[Gauntlet]

No contest people... no contest
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[Ngati Tumatauenga]

Anything with Kayser Sosay in it.

Behaves himself for days afterwards........