Father Frost
In 'Father Frost', a girl is sent into the winter forest by her stepmother, where she meets Father Frost, who rewards her kindness with gifts.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
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Stories your child can hear
Ivan and the Firebird
In 'Ivan and the Firebird', a young prince embarks on an adventure to capture the magical Firebird, learning valuable lessons with the help of a wolf.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
Vasilisa and Baba Yaga
In 'Vasilisa and Baba Yaga', a clever girl uses her wits and a magical doll to complete daunting tasks set by the fearsome Baba Yaga.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
Sivka-Burka the Magic Horse
In 'Sivka-Burka the Magic Horse', a young boy proves his worth by staying awake and befriending a magical horse, leading to unexpected triumphs.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
The Enormous Turnip
In 'The Enormous Turnip', a grandfather's efforts to pull a giant turnip from the ground show that even the smallest help can make a difference.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
The Snow Maiden
In 'The Snow Maiden', a snow girl created by an elderly couple comes to life but must navigate the challenges of warmth and friendship.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
The Frog Princess
In 'The Frog Princess', a prince learns the value of patience and acceptance as he discovers the true nature of the frog he rescues.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
The Golden Fish
In 'The Golden Fish', a fisherman learns about greed and contentment after releasing a magical fish that grants wishes.
Source: А. Афанасьев, Народные русские сказки, 1855–1863
The Wawel Dragon and Dratewka the Cobbler
In 'The Wawel Dragon and Dratewka the Cobbler', a humble shoemaker devises a clever plan to rid the town of a troublesome dragon.
Source: Wincenty Kadłubek, XIII c.
Goldilocks and the Speech of Animals
In 'Goldilocks and the Speech of Animals', a cook gains the ability to understand animal speech, leading to unexpected alliances and assistance.
Source: Karel Jaromír Erben, České pohádky, XIX c.
What children discover about this culture
- Understand the importance of kindness, as seen in 'Father Frost'.
- Learn about teamwork through the collective effort in 'The Enormous Turnip'.
- Explore clever problem-solving in 'Ivan and the Firebird'.
- Discover the value of patience in 'The Frog Princess'.
🌍 Three independent choices for your family
When a family moves abroad, they can select an interface language, narration language, and plot culture independently. For example, a family can maintain their home language while introducing their child to Slavic traditions through stories like 'Vasilisa and Baba Yaga'. This approach helps preserve cultural roots while exploring new narratives.
How it works
1. Record a Voice Sample
Capture a 20–40 second speech sample in the app to create a unique AI voice for storytelling.
2. Choose Your Story
Select from a variety of Slavic tales, each with its own engaging plot and moral lesson.
3. Enjoy and Replay
Listen to the narrated story and enjoy replaying it without using your balance whenever you wish.
Engaging tales from Slavic folklore for your little ones
Create a storyQuestions and answers
What age group are these stories suitable for?
The stories are suitable for children aged 0-8, with specific tales recommended for different age ranges.
Can I replay a story?
Yes, replaying an existing story doesn't use your balance, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tales as often as you'd like.
Are the plots documented?
Yes, each story has a documented plot that highlights its unique themes and lessons.
What languages are available?
You can choose from eight interface languages and select different narration and plot cultures independently.
How does pricing work?
The first story doesn't use your balance. Each later new story uses balance minutes, while replaying an existing story doesn't use your balance.
🗣 On a trip, Destino becomes a live guide
Destino does more than tell bedtime stories. When you travel with your child, the same voice walks the city with you. It is not a recording but a conversation: ask what that building is, ask for the short version, cut in mid-sentence — it answers right away. The whole family or group can listen and talk at the same time.
Your first conversation doesn't use minutes, and the balance is shared with the stories.
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