Les Yay: In-Universe, the Critic notes that there's an awful lot of this going on in the "Bedtime Barbie" commercial with the girls and the Barbie. You will find stories you love. Stories to Grow By provides a collection of World Tales. Folktales, fairytales, fables, and more! Stories from various countries and cultures! We have you covered. View our special collection of world tales HERE. Not Finding the Free Bedtime Stories You Need? Bring My Brown Pants: In response to Doug's scary smile, Tamara, as one of the kids, says, "I think I need to be potty-trained again..." My doll is wearing a shirt from the 2003 Decor Collection Bedroom Collection and pants from 2002 Barbie Fashion Avenue Metro Styles Pajama Jam in Amsterdam #56099. Our children's stories come from folktales (or folk tales), stories that have been shared from generation to generation by word of mouth, from all over the world. Folktales have been shared for thousands of years and are the starting point for most of your favorite tales and Disney movies. This collection of stories for kids has stories which are 10 min and are for a longer reading experience or for older children.

Bedtime stories are a story told to a child once they have gotten into bed for the evening. Reading a story every night is beneficial for children and parents, too! Reading stories each night to your child has been proven to improve reading and vocabulary skills. Read a special story for children tonight! The Quiet One: Don Bluth. The only time he's spoken so far is him saying he's waiting for the Critic to make his move. Death Glare: Don Bluth gives this to Critic throughout the review, barely even saying a line to him the whole time. Reading stories each evening to a child promotes positive sleep habits. It builds on reading skills, vocabulary size as well as the imagination. It calms a busy child and engages their mind into a world of magic and sweet dreams. The bedtime story is the best way to end the child's day and lead them into a night of wonderful rest.Cliffhanger: The review ends with Critic begging Don Bluth to stop staring at him and tell him what he wants. Next episode, it turns out to be a review of Dragon's Lair.

Overly-Long Gag: In the Tiger Talkboy parody, Doug as a father tells his two kids, played by Malcolm and Tamara, to be in bed by a certain time or... then stalls for a long time with a Slasher Smile on his face before saying what "or" is: "I'll eat your hearts!" Needless to say, the "kids" are quite scared out of their wits. Critic: Like, hey, you like horses and dresses? Here's a dress made out of horses. You like babies and cooking? Here's how to cook babies. You like dancing and tea parties? Read Pride and Prejudice. It's an engaging read of challenging social class. Reading stories to kids is a wonderful way to spend the end of each day and create memories which will last forever. Reading can be the most magical moment of the day. Taking that child to a world of discovery through a story will surely leave a lasting impression. Read our collection of stories for kids to your children today and see the positive impact they have. What We Believe About Our Free Bedtime Stories Stories to Grow By believes that these are the best stories that should be shared at bedtime. Each story has been hand selected from among hundreds of stories for kids from all over the world. We ensure that each bedtime story helps children ease into sleep and leaves them with a positive outlook on themselves and the world around them. Double Standard: Though the Bedtime Barbie commercial is fairly innocent despite the Les Yay noted below, the Critic shows us how it would be a lot less innocent if the girls in the commercial were replaced with guys.Stories to Grow By also offers teaching resources! This includes over 100 free bedtime stories, fairy tales, folk tales, readers theater play scripts, and performance notes! You will find the stories and the materials you need for your classroom with Stories to Grow By. Interactive Reader's Theater | PlayAloud