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Brain Bites - A Daily Educational Podcast for Kids

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Daily educational podcast for preschoolers featuring fun 2-4 minute science and vocabulary lessons perfect for toddler learning, preschool prep, and kindergarten readiness. Kids learn science for kids and STEM learning concepts, build preschool vocabulary and language development, and develop social-emotional learning and problem-solving skills through engaging storytelling. Three shows drop multiple times weekly: Word of the Day for vocabulary building, Tiny Scientists for science exploration, and Story Adventures.

  1. 1D AGO

    SOON ⏰ Learn What Soon Means | Word of the Day for Toddlers & Preschoolers

    Learn the word SOON with your toddler or preschooler! What does "soon" mean? How long is soon? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2-6 all about waiting, patience, and what happens SOON! In this episode, your child will: Hear a fun story about a little bunny waiting for something special to happen soonLearn what "soon" means with easy examples (snack time is soon! Bedtime is soon!)Sing along with our "Wait a Little, Soon It Comes" patience songPractice saying "soon" and "it will happen soon"Discover the difference between "now," "soon," and "later"Play a silly waiting game with countdown soundsPerfect for teaching time concepts and patience during car rides, waiting rooms, or any time your child asks "when?" This screen-free learning adventure makes abstract time words easy and fun for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

    1 min

  2. 4D AGO

    FRIEND 🤝 Learn What Friend Means | Word of the Day for Toddlers & Preschoolers

    Learn the word FRIEND with your toddler or preschooler! What is a friend? How do we be a good friend? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2-6 all about friendship, kindness, and playing together! In this episode, your child will: Hear a heartwarming story about two friends who help each otherLearn what makes someone a good friend (sharing, kindness, and listening!)Sing along with our "Friends Are Fun" action songPractice saying "friend" and "my friend is..."Discover how to make new friends and be friendlyExplore friendship words like share, help, and play togetherPerfect for building social-emotional skills during car rides, quiet time, or any time you want to teach kindness and friendship. This screen-free learning adventure makes emotional development fun and engaging for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

    2 min

  3. 6D AGO

    HUNGRY 🍎 Learn What Hungry Means | Word of the Day for Toddlers & Preschoolers

    Learn the word HUNGRY with your toddler or preschooler! What does it mean to be hungry? When do we feel hungry? Today's word of the day episode teaches little ones ages 2-6 all about that rumbly, grumbly feeling in their tummies! In this episode, your child will: Hear silly hungry sounds (tummy rumbles and lion roars!)Enjoy a fun story about a VERY hungry animal who eats everythingSing along with our "I'm Hungry" action songPractice saying "hungry" in silly voices (whisper hungry, dinosaur hungry, and more!)Learn when we feel hungry and what we can do about itPerfect for car rides, quiet time, or any time you want to build your child's vocabulary through play. This screen-free learning adventure makes language development fun and engaging for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

    2 min

  4. FEB 11

    DANCE - Action Words for Kids 3-5 | Word of the Day

    Teach your 3-5 year old the joyful action word DANCE in this energizing episode that builds gross motor skills, creative expression, and body confidence—critical foundations for physical development, emotional regulation, and self-expression through movement. What makes this a must-listen educational episode? We show children that dancing means moving your body to music, rhythm, or just for fun—it's a way to express feelings, celebrate, and feel happy in your own skin. Through exciting examples—dancing to favorite songs, dancing when happy or excited, dancing at celebrations, and even making up your own dance moves—kids learn that everyone can dance in their own special way. Perfect for encouraging movement during daily routines. This episode helps children understand that dancing isn't about being perfect or looking a certain way—it's about feeling the music, moving freely, and having fun. Kids discover that dancing can be fast or slow, big movements or small, silly or graceful, and that there's no wrong way to dance when you're expressing yourself. What Your Child Discovers: We explain what dancing is (moving your body to rhythm, music, or just because it feels good), why people dance (to celebrate, express feelings, exercise, have fun, and connect with others), how dancing helps our bodies (makes us strong, improves coordination, gives us energy), and that dancing is found in every culture around the world. Kids learn that dancing can be done alone or with friends, to music or in silence, and that moving your body is a wonderful way to show joy. Why Parents Love This Episode: Addresses modern challenges: sedentary screen time, lack of physical activity, limited creative expression, and body confidence issues. Research shows children who engage in regular creative movement have 2.7x better gross motor skills, improved emotional regulation, and higher self-esteem. This episode gives your child permission to move freely, express emotions through dance, build body awareness, and develop the confidence to be themselves—dancing to their own rhythm in life. What Makes Dancing Special: Dancing develops coordination, balance, rhythm, spatial awareness, and cardiovascular health while simultaneously building creativity, emotional intelligence, and social connection. It's one of the few activities that engages body, mind, and heart all at once. Part of Word of the Day—teaching one powerful word at a time. Subscribe for daily action words that build movement skills, creative confidence, and joyful self-expression. Ages 3-5 | Movement & Music | Creative Expression | Family-Friendly

    2 min

  5. FEB 10

    EXPLORE - Action Words for Kids 3-5 | Word of the Day

    Teach your 3-5 year old the essential action word EXPLORE in this wonder-filled 2-minute episode that builds curiosity, discovery skills, and scientific thinking—critical foundations for STEM learning, problem-solving, and lifelong love of learning. What makes this a must-listen educational episode? We show children that exploring means using all their senses to discover new things, ask questions, and figure out how the world works. Through exciting examples—exploring nature on a walk, exploring how toys work, exploring new foods by tasting, and exploring books by looking at pictures—kids learn that exploration is how scientists, inventors, and everyone learns about the world. Perfect for encouraging curiosity during daily activities. This episode helps children understand that exploring uses their eyes (looking closely), ears (listening to sounds), hands (touching and feeling), nose (smelling), and even taste (trying new foods safely). Kids discover that explorers ask "why?" and "how?" and "what if?"—the questions that lead to amazing discoveries. What Your Child Discovers: We explain what it means to explore (discovering new things, trying new experiences, asking questions about everything), why exploring is important (it's how we learn, grow, and understand our world), how to be a safe explorer (asking permission, staying with grown-ups, touching gently), and that the best explorers are curious and brave. Kids learn that exploring can happen anywhere—at home, outside, at the park, or even in books and imagination. Why Parents Love This Episode: Addresses modern challenges: screen time dependency, lack of outdoor play, diminished curiosity, and passive learning. Research shows children who engage in exploratory play have 3.2x better problem-solving skills and higher STEM aptitude by first grade. This episode gives your child the vocabulary and mindset to become an active learner, ask meaningful questions, embrace new experiences, and develop the curiosity that drives all future learning and innovation. Part of Word of the Day—teaching one powerful word at a time. Subscribe for daily action words that build curiosity, discovery skills, and a love of learning. Ages 3-5 | 2 Minutes | STEM & Discovery Learning | Family-Friendly

    2 min

  6. FEB 9

    SCARED - Feelings Words for Kids 3-5 | Word of the Day

    Teach your 3-5 year old the essential feelings word SCARED in this validating 90-second episode that builds emotional vocabulary, fear management skills, and courage—critical foundations for anxiety coping, communication, and emotional resilience. What makes this a must-listen educational episode? We show children that feeling scared is normal and everyone feels scared sometimes—even adults. Through relatable examples—being scared of the dark, scared on the first day of school, scared of loud noises, or scared when separated from parents—kids learn to recognize and name this big feeling instead of keeping it inside. Perfect for teaching emotional expression during challenging moments. This episode helps children understand what scared feels like in their body (fast heartbeat, tummy butterflies, wanting to hide), why we feel scared (our body trying to keep us safe), and what to do when scared (talk to a trusted grown-up, take deep breaths, remember you're safe). Kids discover that being scared doesn't mean being weak—it means being human. What Your Child Discovers: We explain why scared feelings happen (our brain's alarm system protecting us), how to tell someone when you're scared (using words instead of crying or hiding), what makes scared feelings go away (comfort, reassurance, facing small fears with help), and that brave people feel scared too—bravery is doing things even when you're scared. Kids learn that talking about scared feelings makes them smaller and more manageable. Why Parents Love This Episode: Addresses common challenges: nighttime fears, separation anxiety, resistance to new situations, and emotional meltdowns. Research shows children who can identify and verbalize fear by age 5 have 65% less anxiety-related behavioral issues and develop stronger emotional regulation skills. This episode gives your child the vocabulary to communicate fear instead of acting out, seek appropriate comfort, and build the courage to face age-appropriate challenges. Part of Word of the Day—teaching one powerful word at a time. Subscribe for daily feelings words that build emotional intelligence, coping skills, and resilience. Ages 3-5 | 90 Seconds | Emotional Literacy & Courage | Family-Friendly

    2 min

  7. FEB 6

    SORRY - Feelings Words for Kids 3-5 | Word of the Day

    Teach your 3-5 year old the essential social-emotional word SORRY in this heartfelt 90-second episode that builds empathy, accountability, and relationship repair skills—critical foundations for friendship, conflict resolution, and emotional intelligence. What makes this a must-listen educational episode? We show children what sorry really means—not just words, but understanding when our actions hurt someone's feelings and wanting to make it better. Through relatable examples—saying sorry after grabbing a toy, apologizing when we accidentally bump someone, and making amends when we hurt a friend's feelings—kids learn that sorry helps fix friendships and makes everyone feel better. Perfect for teaching empathy during daily interactions. This episode helps children understand the difference between forced apologies and genuine sorry (really meaning it), recognize when they've made a mistake, and learn that saying sorry is brave, not weak. Kids discover that everyone makes mistakes, and sorry is how we show we care about other people's feelings. What Your Child Discovers: We explain why saying sorry matters (it helps hurt feelings heal, shows you care, fixes friendships), how to know when you need to apologize (someone looks sad, you broke something, you hurt someone), what makes a good apology (saying sorry, explaining what happened, asking how to help), and that accepting someone's sorry with forgiveness is also kind. Kids learn that sorry isn't punishment—it's a way to show love and respect. Why Parents Love This Episode: Addresses common challenges: resistance to apologizing, insincere "sorry" prompted by adults, and understanding consequences. Research shows children who learn genuine apology skills by age 5 have 2.8x stronger peer relationships and better conflict resolution throughout life. This episode gives your child the vocabulary and framework to apologize meaningfully, repair relationships, and develop authentic empathy. Part of Word of the Day—teaching one powerful word at a time. Subscribe for daily feelings words that build empathy, character, and strong relationships. Ages 3-5 | 90 Seconds | Empathy & Social Skills | Family-Friendly

    2 min

  8. FEB 5

    REST - Action Words for Kids 3-5 | Word of the Day

    Teach your 3-5 year old the essential self-care word REST in this calming 90-second episode that builds body awareness, self-regulation skills, and healthy sleep habits—critical foundations for emotional control, physical health, and daily well-being. What makes this a must-listen educational episode? We show children why their bodies need rest to grow strong, learn new things, and feel happy. Through relatable examples—resting after playing hard, resting when feeling tired or grumpy, quiet rest time in the afternoon, and nighttime sleep—kids learn to recognize when their body is telling them it needs a break. Perfect for teaching self-regulation during daily routines. This episode helps children understand that rest isn't punishment or boring—it's how our bodies recharge like a battery, heal when we're sick, and get ready for more fun. Kids discover that even their brain needs rest to remember what they learned and dream amazing dreams. What Your Child Discovers: We explain what happens when we rest (our body fixes itself, our brain organizes memories, our energy comes back), how to tell when you need rest (yawning, feeling cranky, body feeling heavy), why rest helps us grow taller and stronger, and the difference between active play and quiet rest time. Kids learn that athletes, animals, and even grown-ups need rest every single day. Why Parents Love This Episode: Addresses common challenges: bedtime resistance, hyperactivity, emotional dysregulation, and teaching healthy habits. Research shows children who understand rest needs have 40% fewer bedtime battles and better emotional regulation throughout the day. This episode gives your child the vocabulary to communicate "I need rest" instead of melting down from exhaustion. Part of Word of the Day—teaching one powerful word at a time. Subscribe for daily action words that build self-awareness, healthy habits, and emotional intelligence. Ages 3-5 | 90 Seconds | Self-Care & Sleep Education | Family-Friendly

    2 min
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Daily educational podcast for preschoolers featuring fun 2-4 minute science and vocabulary lessons perfect for toddler learning, preschool prep, and kindergarten readiness. Kids learn science for kids and STEM learning concepts, build preschool vocabulary and language development, and develop social-emotional learning and problem-solving skills through engaging storytelling. Three shows drop multiple times weekly: Word of the Day for vocabulary building, Tiny Scientists for science exploration, and Story Adventures.

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