When I Feel Scared at Night

When I Feel Scared at Night Synopsis

Help children talk about nighttime fears with this gentle social-emotional learning story featuring Bingo and Clover. When the lights go out and everything feels a little different, the two farmyard friends discover that feeling scared is something they can talk about--and that friendship, reassurance, and asking for help can make difficult moments feel more manageable.

• That it is okay to feel scared or worried at night.
• How talking about fears can make them easier to understand.
• Why asking for help, reassurance, and comfort can be useful.
• How friendship and kindness can support us during difficult moments.

• Features familiar characters Bingo and Clover in a relatable nighttime situation.
• Introduces emotional awareness and coping with fear through gentle storytelling.
• Encourages conversations between children, parents, teachers, and caregivers.
• Warm farmyard setting makes the topic approachable for young readers.

• Supports emotional vocabulary and self-expression.
• Encourages children to identify and talk about their feelings.
• Promotes empathy, reassurance, courage, and supportive friendships.
• Provides a comforting framework for discussing bedtime fears and big emotions.

• Children learning to understand and express fear, worry, and nighttime emotions.
• Parents looking for SEL books, bedtime stories, and books about feelings for kids.
• Bedtime reading, preschool classrooms, daycare, storytime, and family conversations.
• Thoughtful book gifts that encourage emotional awareness, friendship, and courage.