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El niño que comía de todo 261 | Cuentos infantiles | Cuentos de comida

EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 13 MIN

El niño que comía de todo 261 | Cuentos infantiles | Cuentos de comida

from Había Una Vez by Naran Xadul | Cuentos Infantiles

En este cuento narrado por @unpapapromedio conocerás a Julián, un niño curioso que quería descubrir todos los sabores del mundo. Un día conoce a Memo, un pequeño dragón que no se atrevía a probar alimentos nuevos y por eso no podía volar. Juntos vivirán una aventura llena de juego, amistad y curiosidad, donde aprenderán que la comida no es una obligación, sino una oportunidad para explorar.Este cuento infantil invita a niñas y niños a animarse a probar nuevos alimentos, desarrollar una relación positiva con la comida y entender por qué es importante comer frutas, verduras y proteínas para crecer fuertes y sanos.Ideal para escuchar en familia como cuento para niños, historia antes de dormir, podcast infantil, y como apoyo para fomentar hábitos saludables desde el amor y la curiosidad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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