Hello and welcome back to Kualalamoon, a podcast of original children's bedtime stories and meditations, designed to make bedtime a dream. Coco's got his maracas out and wants to give a tub-thumping happy birthday welcome to

brothers Atharv and Kanishk and to Lily from New Zealand for tomorrow. Plus, happy belated birthday to new Cocoa Club members, May from Minnesota who just turned six

and Harrison in Hawaii, recently turned eight.

I have a little message for a very sweet little person. He lives in San Francisco and is

turning six today. A whole big six years old and with the help of our friend Coco the

koala and our stories he is now happily sleeping in his own bed without mom and dad.

Go Jadu! Have a very happy birthday from all of us here at Sleep HQ.

Warm wishes for all your birthdays and welcome to the Cocoa Club.

We love hearing from your parents about how much

you're enjoying bedtime now. So enjoy all the extra stories and let us know what

you'd like to hear more of. We're all ears. Well that's a funny phrase isn't it, but you know what I mean.

In tonight's story we're meeting up with our rainbow striped power Camo the chameleon. Now as you know, Camo

went through quite a process to become comfortable with his own colours,

but now that he's learnt to be proud of who he is and how he looks and feels, he wants to help others learn to do the same.

So he organises a parade and invites everyone to come along and show off exactly who they are, whatever their colours.

Let's get started.

This is Camo the Comedians Carnival of Color by Luke Prendergast.

Camo the Chamele had the most extraordinary ability, which he often thought of as his own superpower. He could change his skin to be any colour imaginable.

He could be orange as a setting sun or green as grass. He could turn his skin banana yellow or

make himself a bright gold and covered with glittering silver sparkles. But you know what his absolute favorite color to be was?

Yep, that's right, you've got it. He liked to be every color all at once.

Stripes of red, blue, pink, green and yellow covering his entire body,

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