Animated stories starring your child — and the people they love
Their name, Grandma, the family dog or a favorite stuffed animal: they share the adventure, in a world that remembers every story. For kids ages 3 to 8.
5 free stories, no credit card needed.
- No ads
- No account for your child
- Photos are optional
Watch a story come to life
Lea, her dog Oscar and Grandma Jo are sample characters. On Child Fiction, your child is the hero, alongside the people they love. Halfway through, you choose what happens next.
Turn the sound on: voices tell the story and bring every character to life. Subtitles follow along, and a button hides them.
For kids ages 3 to 8. Under 6, watch it together.
Read the story text
Lea, Oscar and the Golden Key
That morning, the sun was tickling the flowers in Grandma Jo’s garden.
Lea: Oscar! Do you want to play ball?
Grandma Jo: Look what I found in the attic, my darlings…
Lea: A treasure map!
Grandma Jo: It leads to the forest. Be back before snack time!
In the forest, the tall trees were whispering secrets.
Lea: Look, Oscar! The map shows a cave… and a river.
Lea: Hmm… which way should we go?
Your turn to choose: What should Lea and Oscar do?
If you choose “Go into the cave”
Inside the cave, fireflies lit up like tiny stars.
Lea: Are you a little scared, Oscar? I’m right here.
Lea: We’re a team, you and me!
Lea: A golden key! We found it!
If you choose “Follow the river”
By the river, the water was singing over the pebbles.
Rusty: Hello! My name is Rusty. Are you looking for the golden key?
Lea: Yes! How did you know?
Rusty: Foxes know lots of things… Here, I found it this morning.
Lea: Thank you, Rusty! Do you want to be our friend?
Grandma Jo: There you are! So, how was the adventure?
Lea: We found the golden key, Grandma!
The little box opened… and a sparkling star flew up into the sky.
Grandma Jo: That star has a secret… but that’s a story for another adventure.
And that night, Lea fell asleep dreaming of stars.
The end: The Star Flies Away
The whole family, on both sides of the screen
On screen, the people they love become characters. Right beside them, you share the adventure: you laugh, pick what happens next, and talk it over afterward.
Grandma is in the story
Grandma, Dad, the dog, the stuffed animal: each one becomes an animated character who stays true to themselves from one story to the next.
They choose what happens next
In choose-your-path stories, your child decides where the adventure goes, and their world remembers.
Illustrative photos. On screen, the Child Fiction demo.
How it works
- Step 1
Their loved ones become characters
A first name and an age, then Grandma, the dog or a stuffed animal. You choose how they look; a photo helps, but it’s entirely optional.
- Step 2
You choose the adventure
A theme, a story idea and, if you like, a value to pass on or a moment they’re going through.
Step 3You watch it together
The story comes to life, and every character has a voice. Along the way, your child picks what happens next.
Every adventure leaves a trace
The kitten rescued on the rooftops joins their friends, and the treasure found on the beach keeps its spot on the map. Your child’s world remembers everything they have lived through.
Friends they met
They stay in their world: any of them can be the companion of their next adventure, or come back in a sequel.
Treasures they found
Every object brought back from an adventure stays in their world, right where it was found.
Places they discovered
The forest, the lighthouse, the treehouse: their world grows with every episode.
Mysteries to solve
A mystery left along the way has its sequel: the friends met and the objects kept come back in it.
Calm screen time, protected data
Calm, shared, limited screen time, from age 3
- A slow pace, soft visuals and no ads.
- For kids ages 3 to 8. Under 6, you watch together.
- Every story has a real ending, with no autoplay.
- A daily limit that you set.
- Length, themes, emotional intensity: you set it all, child by child.
- Earlier in the day, never right before bed: evenings are for reading.
Designed for children from day one
- A first name and an age are enough: never a last name, a school or an address.
- Photos are optional, cleaned of their metadata and erased after use.
- Your children’s data is never used to train artificial intelligence.
- You can delete everything at any time, in a few clicks.
Your questions, answered
What age is it for?
Ages 3 to 8. Every story is written for ages 3–4, 5–6 and 7–8, and under 6, you watch it together.
How long is a story?
About 4 to 8 minutes, depending on your child’s age, with a choice to make along the way. You can also set a daily limit in child mode.
Do I need a photo of my child?
No. Without a photo, the character is drawn from your description. A photo you add is erased as soon as the character is ready, unless you choose to keep it.
Do I need to install an app?
No: Child Fiction works in any recent web browser, on a computer, tablet or phone. To watch together, a tablet gives you a bigger screen.
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Free bedtime stories to read aloud together, ideas for talking about values and big moments, and guides to calmer screen time.
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