Fairy tales to coax your wife to sleep. Fairy tales to coax your wife to sleep. Girls are actually like little girls at heart. Telling your wife fairy tales to coax her to sleep is a good choice. Bedtime stories are the most anticipated and most anticipated evening stories for many couples.

In a heartwarming moment, here are some fairy tales to put your wife to bed.

Fairy Tales to Coax Wife to Sleep 1 Two little pheasants were running desperately in the wheat field. Dark clouds were rolling in the sky, lightning was thundering, and it looked like many ferocious monsters were about to rush to the earth.

"Mom! Mom!" "Where is mom?" Brother Pheasant asked his brother loudly while running crazily.

"I don't know! I saw my mother eating there just now. Why did she disappear all of a sudden?" Brother Pheasant said in confusion. Brother Pheasant was also breathing heavily from exhaustion.

Two panicked little pheasants ran to the edge of the wheat field. They could not see their mother, but they saw a group of goose-yellow chickens running towards home under the leadership of their mother.

The mother chicken kept calling her children as she ran: "Follow! Follow! Hurry! Hurry!" The two little pheasants forgot their fear and were stunned.

This scene moved them a bit.

They felt that there seemed to be more warmth between the domestic chicken mother and her children than between the pheasant family members, which made them envious.

Mother Pheasant is always very cold and stern towards them.

When the two of them were happily playing with the bugs on the ground, their mother would always give them stern orders: "Look around for any dangers! Eat quickly!" Such words and attitude of their mother always prevented them from having a good time.

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They felt a little disappointed, but they couldn't find fault with their mother.

Because once, a gun almost hit my mother. Fortunately, they and their mother ran fast and got into the lush crop fields.

They always seem to be in danger. In order to avoid all kinds of dangers, my mother always looks cold and stern.

They feel the peace and warmth of the chickens' lives.

Involuntarily, the two of them also ran behind the chicken babies and hid in the chicken's hut together.

At this time, the heavy raindrops outside were falling like stones. Fortunately, they ran in time.

It was very warm in the chicken coop, and they envied the treatment of the chickens.

People are so kind to the chickens. The den is very warm and well-ventilated. It is neither cold nor hot. It is very comfortable to live in! When the pheasants encounter heavy rain in the wild, they can only hide under a big grass with their mother to cook.

In their nest, the rain would always break the blades of grass and wash them into their nest. Their fur would always get wet and they would shiver in the cold wind.

Their nests provided little protection from the wind and rain.

And what a nice nest the humans have made for the chickens! This shouldn’t be called a “nest”, it should be called a hut. This is indeed the hut where the chickens live.

In the summer, people take away some of the covers from the huts, leaving small windows on all sides; in the cold winter, people cover the sides and roofs of the huts tightly to prevent cold wind from blowing in, and cover the ground with soft grass.

, it is really warm and comfortable.

It's just that the chickens' residence is already the envy of the pheasants! What's more, the chickens don't need to worry about food, they will never be hungry.

People provide domestic chickens with plenty of food, and almost all of it is delicious. Sometimes there are also some oily things such as meat on the bones! As for their pheasants, when there is heavy snow all over the mountains and fields in winter, they are not only cold,

I was still so hungry that I stretched my sharp beak under the thick snow, sometimes even after a long time without finding a grain of food.

It wasn't until the snow melted that they could find a lot of food and eat enough.

They felt very honored and lucky to be able to go to the chicken's home today. There were still a lot of rice grains in the trough! They were tired and hungry from running, so they happily pecked at it.

At this time, some chicks and the mother chicken saw them, and the little chickens talked one after another: "Who are they? Why do they look different from us?" The mother chicken said: "Ah

! It turns out to be a little pheasant! Why did you come to our house?" Fairy Tales to Coax Wife to Sleep 2 The father of the brown bear who lives on the north bank of the Moon River kept calling his friends: "My corn harvest has been bumper. You guys have a good harvest today.

You must come to the corn party!” “Corn party, really? We will definitely go,” the friends said happily.

So, Grandpa Hippo, who lived on the south bank of the Moon River, took 5 little hippos, Mother Mole took 20 little moles, and Dad Rabbit took 100 little rabbits out early in the morning.

It wasn’t until the afternoon that the friends came to the brown bear’s father’s house.

"Sorry, we are late. Because the flood washed away the small bridge on the Moon River, we took a long detour to get here." Grandpa Hippo panted and said to Dad Brown Bear.