Grandma Stories brings back the joy of bedtime stories. One heartwarming grandma tale arrives on WhatsApp every weekday, full of values, morals and life lessons, in the language your family speaks.

The feeling we’re after
Before there were screens, there was a lap, a lamp and a voice that knew just when to pause. A grandmother’s story is not only a story. It is time, given on purpose, to the smallest person in the room.
Children forget the plot long before they forget the feeling of being held while it was told.
Grandma Stories is made to bring that evening back. These are moral stories for kids, told the way a grandmother tells them, with gentle values, morals and life lessons tucked inside every tale.
Why bedtime stories matter
Turn the moon dial and see what a few quiet minutes a night can grow.
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Long after the plot fades, children keep the feeling: a warm voice, a shoulder to lean on, someone who had time for them. That feeling is what bedtime stories build, night after night.
One new story every weekday means there is always a reason to gather close.
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Stories read aloud give children rich, rhythmic language and the habit of listening. Paediatric organisations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics encourage reading aloud with children from the earliest years.
Pick the language your home speaks: Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati and more.
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Grandmothers have always taught honesty, kindness and courage through stories rather than lectures. A moral that is felt inside a story tends to stay with a child far longer than one that is merely said.
Every Grandma Story is filled with values, morals and life lessons.
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With no screen supplying the images, children imagine the fox, the river and the lantern light for themselves, and imagination is where curiosity and empathy begin to grow.
Read it slowly and softly, and let their mind do the illustrating.
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A familiar evening story gives a busy day a gentle ending and keeps bright screens out of the bedtime hour. The phone is only the postbox; the magic is your voice.
Made so your child enjoys meaningful stories every day while screen time comes down.
How Grandma Stories works
No app to install and nothing to carry. Every weekday a new grandma story lands in the WhatsApp you already use. You read it aloud; your child imagines the rest.

Monday · story 1 of 5
Illustration of how a story arrives, not a real story.
One new story per day, Monday to Friday.
You choose the language when you subscribe.
20 stories in 4 weeks
5 stories a week, for as many weeks as you keep going.
Wander into the story world



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Lotus flowers, lantern light and a peacock keeping watch as the water winds toward a far-off palace.
A curious fox, a tree heavy with golden fruit and a garden full of fireflies: a perfect place for a question.
One small lantern, one big leaf and a sparkling current. Where will the night carry them?
Swipe, drag, or use the arrow keys. These illustrations capture the spirit of the story world.

A simple bedtime reading routine
An idea for your evening, not a rulebook. Follow the firefly down the path.
Dim the lights, find the softest corner and pull up a blanket. Let the loud part of the day go quiet.
Tonight’s story is waiting in WhatsApp. Read it out loud, slowly, and give every character a voice.
Pause for the fox. Whisper for the river. Ask, “What would you have done?” and listen.
Share the little lesson in a sentence, say goodnight, and let the story keep glowing in their dreams.
Choose tonight’s mood

Some of the best tales are about doing the scary thing anyway. Brave stories show a child that courage is often small and quiet: a deep breath and a soft “let’s try”.

Curious stories lead a child past the next hill and across the dark water. They turn endless questions into adventures and make wondering feel like a superpower.

Cosy stories wrap up the day. They ask for nothing except closeness, the kind that says, “I’m right here, and there’s all the time in the world.”
Plans
Choose monthly or yearly and let bedtime stories arrive on WhatsApp.
Grandma Stories · Monthly & yearly plans
₹499 – ₹4,999
The exact price for each plan is shown on the official product page.
Get the storiesAfter paying, send your details through the WhatsApp link on the product page.
Questions
For prices, plans and the latest details, the official product page always has the final word.
Open the official product pageGrandma Stories is a bedtime story subscription from Come On Kids. It brings back the joy of bedtime stories with heartwarming grandma tales filled with values, morals and life lessons.
You get one new story per day, Monday to Friday, sent directly to WhatsApp, so a story is always ready at bedtime.
Stories are available in Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati and more, chosen by you. If your language is not listed, check the official product page or message the team on WhatsApp.
Yes. Grandma Stories are heartwarming grandma tales filled with values, morals and life lessons, told in a warm, story-first way that children can feel rather than be lectured about.
It is perfect for kids and families. Parents and grandparents can read the story aloud at bedtime, and children get to enjoy a meaningful story every day.
The aim is to let your child enjoy meaningful stories every day while reducing screen time. Because the stories arrive on WhatsApp, the best way to use them is to read them aloud together and keep the phone out of your child's hands.
There are monthly and yearly plans, starting from ₹499. Please check the official product page for current pricing.
Choose a plan on the official product page and complete the payment. After paying, send your details through the WhatsApp link shown on the page.
Yes. The official product page links to sample stories you can read first.
The official product page includes a Refund Policy link. Please read it there before you subscribe.
Reading and telling stories aloud builds closeness, listening skills and language, and it fires the imagination. Paediatric organisations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics encourage reading aloud with children from the earliest years.
Tonight, if you like
Childhood is short and bedtime is brief. A story a night is a small way to keep a child close, a language alive and a grandmother’s wisdom glowing.
