Maked Up Stories: Imaginative Kids Stories
Maked Up Stories (Kids Stories)Daily, imaginative kid's stories, hosted by dad Steven Ebin and his son Jonah. Please share and subscribe. Visit: www.makedupstories.com
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 686 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Stories for KidsKids & Family | ||||
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Ixenth and Scarleth tour the world on a magical ice cream cart, delivering happiness where it is needed most. They share a bond of shared creativity, memory and sisterhood that cannot be broken, even when it's time for Scarleth to go to her new famil... more
Jesse gets his wish and it works out perfectly . . . but will he always be happy with it?
Enjoying Maked Up Stories? Please rate and review us and share your childās favorite episode on social media and in parenting and school groups. This is the be... more
It's winter and the days in Wanaka are getting shorter . . . until Jesse and Jonah notice they are getting too short. They must find the king of darkness and convince him to embrace the light before Wanaka is plunged into permanent darkness.
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The weekend of his much awaited karate grading, Jesse finds a ninja mask that can turn you into a real ninja! How will he use his powers?
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- Bedtime routine
This podcast has been part of our bedtime routine since the beginning. We love maked up stories
Apple Podcasts4me12320
United States3 months ago - Itās not bedtime without Maked Up.
These are the only sleep stories my kids want to hear. We listen to two or three every night. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5Da Moore FamUnited States4 months ago - Great for kids
We love these stories, great for all ages!
Apple Podcasts5PkzchicagoUnited States4 months ago - Decent stories. Need to work on narratorās voice.
Great stories. But the momās reading makes it sounds like sheās about to fall asleep or like she needs to catch her breath a lot. The dad was much better at reading these stories and much more engaging. Also I personally cannot stand the āheya heyoā background music. Very distracting.
Apple Podcasts3The millennial momUnited States5 months ago - Boo
Want the dad back!
Apple Podcasts4vbcdrcfbhuuhjn345(7šš¹š¼United States5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #99 | United States/Kids & Family/Stories for Kids |
Apple Podcasts | #229 | United States/Kids & Family |
Apple Podcasts | #185 |  Canada/Kids & Family/Stories for Kids |
Apple Podcasts | #233 |  United Kingdom/Kids & Family/Stories for Kids |
Apple Podcasts | #100 |  Australia/Kids & Family/Stories for Kids |
Apple Podcasts | #243 |  Italy/Kids & Family/Stories for Kids |
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Daily episodes present imaginative stories aimed at children, often featuring captivating adventures and unique characters. Central themes revolve around friendship, creativity, and life lessons, encouraging young listeners to engage their imaginations. The narratives draw from various inspirations, such as magic, nature, and family bonds, making them suitable for bedtime or car rides. The hosts offer a comforting and engaging experience, which resonates with both children and their parents, making the stories relatable and memorable. Unique aspects include interactive elements, where children can submit story ideas, fostering a sense of participation in the storytelling process.
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1. Short Stories for Kids: Bedtime ~ Car Time ~ Downtime
2. Storytime with K - Kid Story Podcast
3. Story Train: Magical Bedtime Stories for Kids
4. Story time with Philip and Mommy!
5. Storyland | Kids Stories and Bedtime Fairy Tales for Children
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this podcast launched 6 years ago and published 686 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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