It's time to rest again, rebels, to snuggle up, close your eyes and let go of all the thoughts and questions left over from your day.

If you want, you can lift your shoulders all the way up to your ears.

Take a big, deep breath in and then let it go.

Now, if you can, squeeze your hands together super tight, super tight. Take a big, deep breath in and release.

And last, but not least, if you're able to,

scrunch up your toes until they're teeny tiny.

Take a big, deep breath in, and then let it all go now just feel your whole body melt into the bed or wherever you're

resting right now let your mind wander into the night sky where the stars are twinkling in the

glow of the moon. Tonight, we're going to hear a very special story about a rebel who changed the way we go to sleep.

Her name is Marguerite Stefe,

and she lived all the way back in the late 1800s.

Marguerite was truly brave, incredibly kind, and she's the reason I'm here today to tell you this story.

You see, my name's Teddy, and I'm the first teddy bear with moving arms and moving legs. Marguerite is the one who stitched me together

and gave me my smile. She sang me lullabies and made sure I was super snugly. And she filled me

with love from my fuzzy head to my furry toes.

So come on, let me tell you how it all began.

First we're going to travel back through time and space until we come to the rolling green countryside of Bavaria, Germany.

The year is 1864.

The air is warm and calm and there's a gentle river winding its way through the fields like a long blue ribbon.

On the other side of the river, you can see the sun is just setting,

like a scoop of peach ice cream perched in the cup that is the horizon.

As you follow the sunsets at, perched in the cup that is the horizon.

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