Bedtime, but easier.

You start with 30 stories, and two new ones arrive every week — that's how the app is designed. Rather than dropping the whole library at once and running dry, the library grows with your child, so there's always something new at bedtime. Nothing is missing and nothing needs downloading; new stories simply appear.

Almost always this means the app is signed into a different account than the one you subscribed with — signing in with Apple creates a separate account from an email-and-password one. Go to Settings and check which email is shown. If it's the wrong one, sign out, sign back in with the right one, then tap Restore Purchases. If it still looks wrong, email us and we'll fix it from our side.

Yes. Press play and stories keep going on their own — no menus, no choosing, no phone in a dark bedroom. Anything involving money or account settings sits behind a parents-only gate.

It will if you want it to — that's the point. If you'd rather it stopped, set the sleep timer to 30, 60 or 90 minutes, or to end after the current story. It fades out gently instead of cutting off.

Not yet — stories stream, so you'll need a connection. Offline downloads are the most requested feature and are on the way.

Roughly 2 to 12, though many older listeners enjoy it too — including kids and adults who find a calm, familiar bedtime routine soothing. Sleep sounds and meditations suit any age.

Subscriptions are handled by Apple, so cancel in your iPhone's Settings → your name → Subscriptions, or from Manage Subscription inside the app. You'll keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.

Everything you know, plus the parts a podcast app can't do: continuous play through the night, a sleep timer, your own favorites playlist, and stories that have never been released publicly.