Their world, woven in
A favorite toy, a family pet, a place they know by heart. We’re imagining stories that begin with the little details that make a child’s world theirs.
Tinytales · a Hushling idea
We’re dreaming up a gentler kind of storytime: little adventures inspired by a child’s world, and the people who make it feel like home.
Hushling accounts are available. The Tinytales story experience is still in development.
A made-up story opening
Mia and the moonlit kite
“When the evening sky turned gold, Mia and her little dog followed a dancing kite all the way home.”
Bedtime brings us closer.
A parent beside the bed. A grandparent across town or across the ocean. Tinytales is being imagined for the goodnights shared in person—and the ones sent from afar.
The Tinytales vision
We’re exploring how a story can help make room for the small moments that feel big to a child, with familiar people and favorite things close by.
In development
These are the ideas we’re shaping for Tinytales. They aren’t features families can use today.
A favorite toy, a family pet, a place they know by heart. We’re imagining stories that begin with the little details that make a child’s world theirs.
Starting school, welcoming a new sibling, or facing the dentist: everyday milestones could become small, reassuring adventures to share at bedtime.
We hope to let a loved one join the telling in their familiar voice, always with that speaker’s explicit consent. Voice narration is an idea in development, not a feature available today.
For the ones who say goodnight
We’re imagining storytime that gives parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and chosen family a tender way to feel part of a child’s world. The family-voice idea is planned for later; it isn’t available yet.
The Tinytales story experience is still in development.
Not yet. Tinytales is in development. Hushling accounts are available, but the personalized story experience is not live yet.
The idea is for parents of little ones, and for grandparents and other loved ones who want to feel close at bedtime—even when they’re far away.
No. Family voice narration is part of the plan, not something families can use now. Any future voice feature would require the speaker’s explicit consent.
Real people. Big dreams.
Tinytales is taking shape. Create a Hushling account while we build toward a more personal kind of storytime.
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