Children’s bedtime stories, in audio that feels familiar

1. Open a downloaded book. Choose something from the recommended library that you want to share.
2. Pick the narrator. Preview a built-in voice, or select a ready saved parent voice.
3. Start the read-aloud. The app speaks the book’s text while the active passage is shown in the reader.
4. Pause for a question. Use the reading controls when your child wants to stop, talk or carry on later.

The narration follows the book you selected. You do not need to write a new story before listening.

During parent-voice setup, you supply a recording that the app uses to generate narration. Once the saved voice is ready, it can read book text. You are not asked to record every page yourself.

Listen to the preview first. Generated narration can vary in pronunciation and expression; a built-in narrator remains another choice for storytime.

Try the beginning of a familiar book, or stop at a natural break in a longer adventure. You can keep the text visible for a child who enjoys following the words, or make listening the focus.

Bedtime is one possibility. A quiet story break can also fit between the school bag landing and dinner being ready. Set up the story together and stay available when your child needs you.