Best Moral Stories for Kids in Hindi: Short and Inspiring Tales with Valuable Lessons

Introduction

The culture of reciting moral stories to kids has been an age-old tradition. Stories have served as a conventional way of integrating important and valuable lessons among kids from an early age. These are creative measures that allow parents to use engaging reciting techniques and deploy likable characters while also putting forward a morally important lesson for the child to understand.

Stories are a great tool for not just inspiring kids but also educating and instilling the necessary virtues in them. Through different themes, such as kindness, courage, patience, and honesty, a child learns about the importance of all these soft skills. Moral stories in the Hindi language are a great way of making the child understand since it is the mother tongue of a lot of kids in the country. Communication in the native language allows the child to feel more comfortable and understand the depth of the story better.

Best Moral Stories in Hindi for Kids

Here is a look at some of the best moral stories in Hindi that you recite to your child for better learning of valuable lessons and morals.

• Sher Aur Chuhe Ki Kahani

This is a story about a lion who used to rule the forest fearlessly as a king. His roar was so palpable that most of the animals used to be scared of even catching a glimpse of the lion. One day, the lion got trapped in a net set by a city man. During this time, he got very tense and started roaring to ask for help. However, despite continuous efforts, he couldn't do anything. It was during this time that a small mouse came around and helped the lion get out of the net by cutting it with his sharp teeth. This made the lion and the mouse close friends. Also, this made the lion realize that everyone is equal, irrespective of their exterior looks. The moral of the story is that we should be friendly towards everybody irrespective of their shape and size.

• Lalchi Billi

This story is about a greedy cat who lived in a small village. The name of the cat was Billu who was so greedy that it could go to any extent to get food. Once there was a big fair organized in the village and a lot of people gathered at the food stalls and other swings that were installed in the fair. After seeing people enjoying scrumptious food at the fair, Billu wanted to enjoy the same food as well. So, Billu decided to steal the food and simply relish it while hiding behind the table. However, greedy Billu ate so much food that it ended up causing a stomachache. In the end, other people at the fair had to help Billu and take him to the hospital to treat it. The moral of the story is greed can be your worst enemy.

• Mehnat Ki Kamai

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Raman who lived in a small village. Raman was extremely levelheaded and intelligent. His only dream was to make his parents proud. One day, Raman got to know that a party was being organized by kids at his school. To attend the party, Raman decided to work at his father's farm and make some money to arrange funds to go to the party. By doing this, he earned a lot of respect from his parents who appreciated him for his hard work and integrity. The moral of the story is it's always good to be hard-working and have the determination to earn your money.

• Yatri Aur Ped

A long time ago, two travelers were going through a forest area during hot summer days. They were really tired and that's when they decided to rest under a tree that they spotted. Both of them decided to sit under the tree, and that's when one of them pointed out that the tree was useless since it didn't have any fruits. However, the tree then surprisingly said that instead of being thankful for the share, you are here, criticizing me for what I don't have. It added, you should be thankful for the fact that I can provide you with so much comfort during such a hot day. The traveler realized his mistake and immediately apologized to the tree. The moral of the story is that instead of always criticizing people and situations, we should try to look for the good and appreciate even the smallest things in life.

• Chiti Aur Kabutar

Once upon a time, there was an ant who was very thirsty on a summer afternoon. It was roaming around in search of water and that's when it reached a riverbank. To drink water, it climbed a rock. However, unfortunately, the ant slipped from the rock and fell into the river. Because of the fast flow of water and got carried away. Luckily, a pigeon nearby saw the ant in trouble and threw a leaf in the water to rescue the ant. The ant tactfully climbed on the leaf which saved it from drowning. After some time, the leaf hit the river corner and came out safely. The same day the ant saved the pigeon by biting the feet of the hunter that was trying to catch the pigeon. The moral of the story is that whatever good you do to others is going to come back to you in one form or the other.

• Khargosh Aur Sher

Once upon a time, there lived a lion in a massive jungle. The lion was always on a killing spree. One day, all the animals decided to collectively go to the lion and ask for mercy. However, the lion put forward his demand in front of the animals. His demand was to get a fresh animal every day in the morning and then he would stop going on a hunt. All the animals unanimously agreed to this demand. From then on one animal, a day, was provided to the lion. However, one day a rabbit that was supposed to be the lion's meal, got late reaching it in the morning. The lion got really angry and asked the rabbit the reason behind the delay. The rabbit said that there was another line in the jungle who stopped the rabbit. The ruler lion got angry and decided to kill the intruder lion.

The rabbit took the lion to a well and seeing its own impression in the well, the lion decided to jump and kill it. However, the lion ended up drowning. The moral of the story is that real strength lies in intelligence.

Conclusion

These were some of the most interesting and engaging short stories with a moral message in the end that you could teach to your child. Parents have a plethora of options when it comes to story selection. However, choosing the right story is something that parents must take care of by considering all the relevant pointers.