Little Robin Redbreast

Quick Answer

A gentle nursery rhyme featuring a tiny robin—short, soft, and easy to use as a calming bedtime verse about caring for little creatures.

Why This Story Works for Bedtime

Simple rhythm + tender imagery = soothing. It’s a nice ‘one more rhyme’ that ends the night on kindness.

Story at a Glance

RECOMMENDED AGES

2-6 years

READING TIME

1 min

THEMES

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Story Synopsis

Little Robin Redbreast is a traditional rhyme that brings nature into the bedtime moment. It’s brief and gentle, focusing on a small bird and a feeling of care. Because it’s so short, it’s perfect as a soft closer after a longer story—especially for toddlers and preschoolers.

Story Excerpt

Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree; Up went Pussy cat and down went he. Down came Pussy cat, and away Robin ran; Says little Robin Redbreast: "Catch me if you can."

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In One Glance

Little Robin Redbreast is a short nursery rhyme with gentle, caring imagery around a small robin. Its simple rhythm makes it a soothing bedtime verse for young children.

Frequently Asked Questions

A traditional rhyme featuring a small robin and gentle imagery.

Ages 0–5.

No—just a short verse, which makes it easy to repeat softly.

Ask: “Where do birds sleep at night?” then tuck in.