Build Your Child’s Profile
Share their name, age, pets, best friends, family members, and favourite interests.
A calmer close to every day
Personalized for your child and written with The Sova Method™, a storytelling method that layers simple relaxation techniques into every story to invite calm.
Tonight’s story is waitingA little magic, on us

Where should we send the story?
Share their name, age, pets, best friends, family members, and favourite interests.
A completely unique adventure is created and gently woven with cues from The Sova Method.
Delivered to your inbox or phone, ready for you to read aloud together.
Simple nightly magic
One Dreamer
A personal nightly ritual for one wonderful child.
Story profile includes
Growing Family
One shared story each night, starring all your children together.
Story profile includes
The Whole Nest
Every child gets their own story, every night. Perfect for siblings of different ages.
Story profile includes
Profiles are yours to edit: change names, pets, friends, interests or emotional needs at any time during your subscription.
Giving Sova Stories as a gift? Send a gift card for $25, $50, $100 or $250. It never expires.
Why parents choose Sova
“Sova” is Swedish for sleep, and the night owl in several Slavic languages. A fitting name for a bedtime ritual.
The idea behind it
"Every story is crafted with The Sova Method, a storytelling method that layers simple relaxation techniques into the story, inviting calm through language, rhythm, imagery, volume, breath, and touch.
Thoughtful storytelling, designed for the body as well as the imagination.
Inside The Sova Method
Pacing language
Breath awareness
Positive anchoring
Guided visualization
Soft whispers & sounds
For the parent reader
No training required. Just read.
There’s nothing to memorize. Wherever the Sova Method™ asks something of your voice, a short shaded note appears just before that part of the story, and pauses are written right into the words. These are the kinds of notes you’ll see.
Low-screen by design
The story reaches you as text, never as a screen for them.
Each night’s story arrives as plain words, written for you to read aloud. No app to open, no video to watch.
Blue light from phones and tablets tricks the brain into thinking it’s still daytime, holding back melatonin and pushing the body clock later. A story in your voice gives them wind-down time with zero blue light.

Their favourite things, centre stage