Audiobooks
Wellbeing audiobooks for children
Meditations, relaxation and stories about feelings. They play on Voxblock, the screen-free audiobook player children use on their own.
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Voxblock Audiobook Player
The screen-free audiobook player children use on their own, toddlers to teens. Up to 16 hours' battery.
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- Up to 16 hours of listening on a charge
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- Add any story from this page, one at a time
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16 stories
Voxblock Audiobook Player from £49.99
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How Voxblock works
Every story here is a block your child can hold
- Pick a story block
- Put it on the player
- Press play
No screen, no downloads, no subscription.
Questions parents ask
Are there mindfulness audiobooks for kids?
Yes. Bedtime Meditations for Kids, Enchanted Meditations for Kids and Mermaids & Fairy Dust by Christiane Kerr suit ages 3 to 8.
Which stories about feelings suit older children?
Can You See Me? and Do You Know Me? by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott, and Ella on the Outside by Cath Howe, suit children from about 8.
How do children play these audiobooks?
Each audiobook is a block. Your child puts it on the Voxblock player and presses play. There is no screen, no download and no wifi.
About these audiobooks
Wellbeing and mindfulness audiobooks for children.
- Meditations, ages 3 to 8: Bedtime Meditations for Kids, Enchanted Meditations for Kids and Mermaids & Fairy Dust by Christiane Kerr, and Magical Adventures & Magical Me by Heather Bestel.
- Relaxation: Relax at the Beach and The Magic Treehouse collections by Glenn Harrold and Russ Davey.
- Stories about feelings, ages 8 and up: Can You See Me? and Do You Know Me? by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott, Ways to Be Me by Libby Scott, and Ella on the Outside by Cath Howe.
Each audiobook is a block your child puts on the Voxblock player before pressing play. There is no screen, no download and no wifi, so children can choose and play a story on their own.
