DjamgaMind Bedtime
DjamgaMind Bedtime
A woman who mixed hair cream in her kitchen and became a millionaire. A trader who turned a loan from his uncle into factories across Africa. People who earned a great deal and then asked how much good it could do. These bedtime stories are about building something, working hard, and sharing.
They are written for ages 4 to 8, about two minutes each, with free narration, a quiz and three questions for parents about saving, helping and big ideas. A good set for a child who already runs a lemonade stand in their head.
11 stories
Aliko Dangote - The PhilanthropistTrue wealth is measured by how much you help others grow.
Jay-Z - The PhilanthropistWhen you have a big voice, you can use it to help people who need clean water and school.
Madam C.J. Walker Builds a BusinessSolving a problem you know well, and sharing the success with others, can turn a small kitchen idea into something huge.
Michael Jordan - The PhilanthropistTrue greatness is not only winning; it is using your success to lift others up and fight for justice.
Mike Adenuga - The PhilanthropistYou can do great good without seeking the spotlight; quiet generosity still lights up many lives.
Mo Ibrahim - The PhilanthropistStrong, honest leadership that serves people and steps down peacefully is the key to a bright future.
Oprah Winfrey - The PhilanthropistInvesting in the education of young women can transform entire communities.
Patrice Motsepe - The PhilanthropistWe are all connected, and sharing what we have helps everyone thrive together.
Rihanna - The PhilanthropistUsing your voice and resources to protect vulnerable people is a powerful way to give back.
Strive Masiyiwa - The PhilanthropistAfrica's true wealth is its young people, and education is the tool that builds a brighter future.
Tony Elumelu - The PhilanthropistSharing what you have to help others succeed can change a whole continent.Yes. Every entrepreneur and philanthropist here really built the business or foundation the story describes, simplified for young children.
Patience, saving, keeping promises, and that success is worth more when it is shared. Each page ends with a lesson and questions to talk about.
Yes, every story has free audio narration, and the DjamgaMind Kids app plays it offline.