All the Reasons I Love You, Mama
Maddie, the adorable one-year-old, loves her mama deeply, but she faces a big problem: Mama is always busy helping others. Maddie feels like she doesn't get enough time with her. Will Maddie find a way to share Mama with everyone and still feel loved? Join Maddie on her heartwarming journey to learn about sharing and love.
Maddie loves her mama so much. But Mama is always busy helping others. Maddie wants more time with her. Maddie feels sad and a little lonely. - Mama, can we play? Maddie asked.
Mama is busy helping a neighbor. She says, - I'll be right back, Maddie. But Maddie waits and waits. She wonders why Mama is always helping others. Maddie feels left out.
Maddie tries to play alone. She builds blocks but they fall. She tries to read her picture book, but it's not the same. Maddie misses Mama's laugh. - Mama, where are you? she whispers.
Maddie feels like giving up. She curls up in her crib. She thinks, - Maybe Mama is too busy for me. Maddie's heart feels heavy. She closes her eyes.
Mama comes back and hugs Maddie tight. She whispers, - I love helping, but I love you most. Maddie smiles, understanding now. Mama explains sharing love is a special thing.
Maddie learns she can share Mama's love. She feels happy and loved. Mama and Maddie play together now. Maddie giggles, - I love you, Mama! They finish the day with snuggles.
Maddie loves her mama so much. But Mama is always busy helping others. Maddie wants more time with her. Maddie feels sad and a little lonely. - Mama, can we play? Maddie asked.
Mama is busy helping a neighbor. She says, - I'll be right back, Maddie. But Maddie waits and waits. She wonders why Mama is always helping others. Maddie feels left out.
Maddie tries to play alone. She builds blocks but they fall. She tries to read her picture book, but it's not the same. Maddie misses Mama's laugh. - Mama, where are you? she whispers.
Maddie feels like giving up. She curls up in her crib. She thinks, - Maybe Mama is too busy for me. Maddie's heart feels heavy. She closes her eyes.
Mama comes back and hugs Maddie tight. She whispers, - I love helping, but I love you most. Maddie smiles, understanding now. Mama explains sharing love is a special thing.
Maddie learns she can share Mama's love. She feels happy and loved. Mama and Maddie play together now. Maddie giggles, - I love you, Mama! They finish the day with snuggles.
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