Sarah's Bedtime Stories

Sarah Mae Lugtu

Hey, I’m Sarah—but I love being called Kiddo. These are real-life stories about love, growing up, and the little moments that matter most. This is your go-to for comforting stories—when you need a quiet hug, a soft place to land, or someone to say, “me too.”

  1. Missing a feeling I forgot | Sarah's Bedtime Stories Ep 71

    JAN 16

    Missing a feeling I forgot | Sarah's Bedtime Stories Ep 71

    Have you ever remembered something special…but couldn’t remember how it felt anymore? In this episode of Sarah’s Bedtime Stories, I talk about missing childhood in a quiet way. The kind of missing that shows up when you watch old films, think about summer break, or remember the Kiddo you used to be. Inspired by Studio Ghibli films, I look back on kiddo summers—playing outside, watching cartoons, having small crushes, and enjoying days that felt slow and happy. As we grow up, some feelings slowly fade. Not because they were not real, but because life changes. People move away. Schedules change. We grow. This episode is about remembering without forcing the feeling back. About knowing that even if the feeling is gone, the childhood was still good. Still real. Still part of you. If you love stories that will remind you of moments in your childhood, you might want to read my books too 🤍 📖 Finding Good Every Day https://www.8lettersbooks.com/shop/finding-good-every-day-kiddo/ 📖 30 Ways Love Found Me https://www.8lettersbooks.com/shop/30-ways-love-found-me-kiddo-poetry/ 💌 Stay connected with Kiddo For updates, new episodes, and little stories in between, follow Sarah’s Bedtime Stories here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahsbedtimestories/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_sarahsbedtimestories/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_sarahsbedtimestories 🎤 For talks, seminars, and collaboration invites 📩 sarahsbedtimestories@gmail.com

    23 min

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Hey, I’m Sarah—but I love being called Kiddo. These are real-life stories about love, growing up, and the little moments that matter most. This is your go-to for comforting stories—when you need a quiet hug, a soft place to land, or someone to say, “me too.”