Once upon a time, a little girl with golden hair wandered through the forest and found a pretty house with its door wide open. Inside, everything came in threes: three bowls on the table, three chairs, three beds, a big one for Father Bear, a middle-sized one for Mother Bear and a tiny one for Baby Bear. Your child follows Goldilocks step by step, from the bowl that's too hot to the bowl that's too cold, all the way to the one that's just right.

There's nothing to tap and nothing to get wrong: your child slides the card into the cube's mouth, the cube turns on by itself and the story begins, on the speaker or with headphones. No screen, no page to read: the sound does the work and imagination does the rest, right up to the moment the three bears come home from their walk and discover that someone has been in their house.

Beneath the fun sits real listening practice: keeping track of things that come in threes, comparing small, medium and big, waiting for the bears to return. It's also a lovely way to talk together about how it feels when someone touches our things. And since the tale always unfolds the same way, your child starts guessing what comes next, and asks for it again right away.