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The Dummy Thieves: a wildly funny kids storytelling episode about magical mischief and letting go Teagan Mumbleton can cartwheel whilst reciting the alphabet backwards. She can build incredible creations from scraps and juggle sandwiches without making a mess. But there is one thing she absolutely refuses to do: give up her dummies. All twenty six of them.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereThe Dummy Thieves: a wildly funny kids storytelling episode about magical mischief and letting go Teagan Mumbleton can cartwheel whilst reciting the alphabet backwards. She can build incredible creations from scraps and juggle sandwiches without making a mess. But there is one thing she absolutely refuses to do: give up her dummies. All twenty six of them.
When a gang of sparkly Dummy Fairies and grumpy Dummy Goblins launch a midnight heist to steal her collection, her bedroom erupts into chaos. With dummies flying, creatures arguing, and a full blown pillow battle underway, Teagan discovers something rather surprising. She can have far more fun without a dummy at all.
Episode length: ~11 minutes Ages: 4–400 Best enjoyed: bedtime, car journeys, or anytime you want magical mayhem and laugh out loud silliness Press play and join Teagan, the Dummy Fairies, and the Goblins in a kids storytelling podcast full of chaos, courage, and completely bonkers fun. Ridiculous, warm, and wonderfully barmy.
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