Bedtime Stories for Stressed Adults: Sleep Meditation Stories to Melt Stress and Fall Asleep Fast Every Night

Written by Mindfulness Habits Team

Narrated by Loula Taylor

Here’s How You Can Melt Stress, Relax Faster, And Sleep Like A Baby – Every Night!

When was the last time you truly enjoyed a good night’s sleep?

When was the last time you woke up energized and ready to seize the day?

If you keep tossing and turning at night, if your stress does not allow you to close your eyes, if you have trouble falling asleep…

It’s time for a bedtime story!

Who Said Bedtime Stories Are Just For Kids?

There’s a reason psychologists and child experts suggest reading a bedtime story to kids to help them sleep.

Listening to a soothing, relaxing, and fun story before you close your eyes can help you unwind faster and enjoy deeper sleep.

Are you too old to jump into your parents’ bed and ask them to read you a bedtime story? No problem!

Introducing The Bedtime Stories For Stressed Adults Audiobook: Sleep Meditation Stories To Melt Stress & Fall Asleep Fast Every Night!

Developed by the experts at the Mindfulness Habits Team, these bedtime stories for adults will help you develop a healthy sleep habit and enable you to release all your troubles, anxieties, and worries from your mind.

These guided meditations will offer you the chance to:

·   Unwind and relax after a long day at work

·   Reduce stress-related issues that keep you up at night

·   Fall asleep faster, enjoy deep, uninterrupted sleep, and wake up refreshed every morning.

What You Get:

·   3 x 20-Minute Bedtime Stories For Adults So You Can Sleep Like A Baby

·   3 x Different Background Audio Options So You Can Customize Your Experience

What Are You Waiting For?

Click “Buy” NOW & Get Ready For Some Happy Zzz’s!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Becoming Boundless in Tiny Ways
• Release date: Feb 8, 2020
• ISBN: 9781094278803

Reviews for Bedtime Stories for Stressed Adults

[Nicole · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The women’s voice has a weird auto tune effect put on it that distracted me and almost sounded like a buzzing or vibration of my phone. The music in the beginning had the same effect, ruined it for me : /

[Bhushan Wagle · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This will put you to sleep, seriously. It's worked for me probably 8 times in 10; the other 2 times, I was likely already asleep.

[Stjepan “Steve” Batinjan · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Well I guess it works very good, because I never managed to listen the whole thing in one go!?

[adam · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The narrator's voice sounds like it's had some effect added to make it more "soothing", but instead reaches uncanny valley levels of unsettling.

[john werner · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The writing is clunky. And sanguine sweet voice makes it more grating. There is no story.

[Bhushan Wagle · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

It does what it aays, effectively and with most 'titles' in the series

[BeccaHenry · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The music is too loud for the voice and it keeps me awake so I didn't like it. But I'm also sensitive to high pitch noise especially when trying to sleep. If the background noise was quieter, it would be great!