Brain Bites - A Preschool Learning Podcast for Kids

Why do bats sleep upside down? That's today's kids science podcast question, a favorite not scary Halloween science topic for toddlers and preschoolers, only on Brain Bites.
What they'll learn:
Why a bat's legs aren't built for standing or walking around
How a bat's claws lock shut almost on their own, using no energy at all
Why hanging upside down helps a bat take off into flight so quickly
Why bats often rest together in big groups instead of alone
A screen free educational podcast for toddlers, perfect for the car, breakfast, or bedtime. Search Brain Bites on Spotify and hit follow for a brand new kids podcast episode every weekday.

A gentle, not scary Halloween episode for toddlers and preschoolers: learn to say "I wear a costume" in this Sentence of the Day episode from Brain Bites.
What they'll learn:
How to build and say the complete sentence "I wear a costume"
What the word wear means, and how a costume is just another fun kind of clothing
A simple body movement to match each part of the sentence
A gentle reminder that costumes are meant to feel fun, never scary
A screen free educational podcast for toddlers, perfect for the car, breakfast, or bedtime. Search Brain Bites on Spotify and hit follow for a brand new kids podcast episode every weekday, part of the same vocabulary building series parents also find listed as Learn English Words for Kids.

Feeling nervous is this week's feelings lesson for toddlers and preschoolers, told through a simple, calming breathing tool in this episode from Brain Bites.
What they'll learn:
What the word nervous means and what it can feel like in your body
A simple breathing tool to use the moment nervous feelings show up
Why feeling nervous before something new is normal, even for grown-ups
A simple way to ask a grown-up for help when nervous feelings feel big
A screen free Brain Bite for the car, breakfast, or bedtime. Search Brain Bites on Spotify and hit follow for a brand new episode every weekday.

The Little Spider's Big Web, a screen free bedtime story podcast episode for toddlers and preschoolers, only on Brain Bites.
Follow one small spider through a gentle lesson in taking things one step at a time, from a worried look up at a much bigger web to a proud, starlit rest in a web built all her own. A calm, slow paced listen perfect for winding down before sleep, with a soft invitation for your child to yawn, snuggle, and drift off right along with Willa.
What this episode offers:
A gentle lesson in patience and small steps, told through a cozy garden setting
Slow paced narration perfect for winding down
A peaceful listen for naptime or nighttime
A soft invitation to yawn, snuggle, and drift off together
Search Brain Bites on Spotify and follow today for a new toddler story episode every week.

Why do spiders spin webs? That's today's kids science podcast question, perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are noticing spiders everywhere this October, only on Brain Bites.
What they'll learn:
How a spider makes silk and weaves it into a web
Why a web works as a clever trap for catching food
How a spider knows exactly which threads are safe to walk on
Why some spiders skip building a web altogether
A screen free educational podcast for toddlers, perfect for the car, breakfast, or bedtime. Search Brain Bites on Spotify and hit follow for a brand new kids podcast episode every weekday.