Riley has Rett syndrome which means she can't speak. But that doesn't hold her back from going to school with all the other kids! And when Mum hears of a cure on the news they go to extreme lengths to get it for her!

Riley has Rett syndrome which means she can't speak. But that doesn't hold her back from going to school with all the other kids! And when Mum hears of a cure on the news they go to extreme lengths to get it for her!

This is a story-based podcast that is made 4 kids by kids. You can submit a story at 4kidsbykids.com.au   
Each week we will release new podcasts stories that are written by kids and told by our child narrators. 

This is a story-based podcast that is made 4 kids by kids. You can submit a story at 4kidsbykids.com.au    Each week we will release new podcasts stories that are written by kids and told by our child narrators.

4 kids by kids

This is a story based podcast that is made 4 kids by kids. 

Twice each week we will release new podcasts stories that are written by kids and told by 12 year old twins Amelia and Holly. 

You can submit a story at 4kidsbykids.com.au

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The girl who couldn't speak - written by Matilda age 12 from Melbourne

The Quiet New Kid is a warm and gently told story about Leo, a non-verbal new student who sees the world through an artist's eyes — and the classmates who learn that kindness doesn't need words to speak volumes. A beautiful listen for little ones about inclusion, friendship, and finding your own way to connect.

A note for little readers: Some people talk with words. Some talk with pictures, signs, or smiles. The best friends are the ones who find a way to listen — whatever language that might be.

The Quiet New Kid is a warm and gently told story about Leo, a non-verbal new student who sees the world through an artist's eyes &mdash; and the classmates who learn that kindness doesn't need words to speak volumes. A beautiful listen for little ones about inclusion, friendship, and finding your own way to connect.
A note for little readers: Some people talk with words. Some talk with pictures, signs, or smiles. The best friends are the ones who find a way to listen &mdash; whatever language that might be.

The Quiet New Kid - Billy from Charlestown

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/2fb3740d-3436-44af-8cc0-a91900716aa5/clips/ce0734cb-0d58-4b17-854c-b4670007b9b4/transcript

When the rain finally clears, young Milo doesn't waste a single second. In this warm and joyful story, a boy discovers that the best adventures don't require a destination — just the willingness to step outside and begin. A gentle reminder for little listeners that the perfect day isn't something you wait for. It's something you decide to have.

When the rain finally clears, young Milo doesn't waste a single second. In this warm and joyful story, a boy discovers that the best adventures don't require a destination &mdash; just the willingness to step outside and begin. A gentle reminder for little listeners that the perfect day isn't something you wait for. It's something you decide to have.

The Day the Sun Said Hello - Freddy from Warner’s Bay

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/2fb3740d-3436-44af-8cc0-a91900716aa5/clips/5f31037c-837d-4e50-9354-b4660186b17b/transcript

A tiny ant with enormous ambitions sneaks into an empty gym and takes on every piece of equipment she can find — from the treadmill to the free weights to a wobbly stability ball. The Ant's Big Gym Day is a playful, funny story about giving things a go, using your imagination, and discovering that the best workout is the one you make up yourself.

A tiny ant with enormous ambitions sneaks into an empty gym and takes on every piece of equipment she can find &mdash; from the treadmill to the free weights to a wobbly stability ball. The Ant's Big Gym Day is a playful, funny story about giving things a go, using your imagination, and discovering that the best workout is the one you make up yourself.

The Ant's Big Gym Day - Christopher from Brunswick

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/2fb3740d-3436-44af-8cc0-a91900716aa5/clips/d735f43f-dac7-40cb-9137-b45800531219/transcript

The girl who couldn't speak - written by Matilda age 12 from Melbourne

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