Toy Story Tell Your Child a Unique Story Toy Before Bed

Telling a bedtime story is not as difficult as it first seems. Expectations of the story of a toy, or an insect, or even an inanimate object of adults exceed those of a child whose imagination can endure even the most sensitive of subjects. The key is to link back to the child.

The best stories are based around these toys that are regularly in bed occasionally be dragged into the car, and often are the special guests to picnic on the grass. They are those who have the missing eye, tinted chocolate navel, and dirty feet. Start with the scenario: it could be your child's room, a hiding place, a favorite place you want to visit, shop, restaurant, theme park or major attraction. Otherwise, it could be on a plane, a boat, a train or in a car if it is somewhere that your child likes to be.


Then apply the toy or toys life, something special that your child likes to do. They make it out to be a secret - that toys do not want all children to discover that they are toys that can come to life. The picnic story, however, which tend to be very successful, because it is very flexible.

Finally, finish the story with toys being interrupted by your child or children and pretend to return to their normal identities - even stuffed animals, toys or stuffed figurines. Commenting confusion or allowed to trail behind as "Mom could not understand how an apple and a piece of bread just under the table" and followed with "but they were toys and secretly smiled at you!" It is important to convey the mystery of the whole situation - and if you do it with enthusiasm, you will witness the most beautiful expression of astonishment on the face of his son.

As in the movie Toy Story, you can make your child's toys come to life as well - and provide a truly unique story toy bed.