Eliott Goes to Sibling School
Eliott is excited but nervous about becoming a big brother. Visiting Nana's house, his cousins Josie and Henry try to teach him how to share, listen, and help. But Eliott can't seem to get it right and starts to feel overwhelmed. Can Josie and Henry help Eliott learn the true meaning of being a good sibling?
Eliott was going to be a big brother, and he was worried. He didn't know how to take care of a baby. At Nana's house, his cousins, Josie and Henry, were there to help. They had a plan to teach Eliott how to be a great sibling. But Eliott just felt nervous and confused.
Josie said, - Let's start with sharing! Eliott wanted to share, but he didn't know how. He tried to give Josie his toy car. But she was busy with her giraffe. Eliott felt sad because sharing was hard.
Henry said, - Listening is important too! Eliott tried to listen to Josie's story. But he got distracted by a bird outside the window. He missed the story, and Josie looked upset. Eliott felt like he couldn't do anything right.
Eliott sat on the couch, feeling like he couldn't be a good big brother. - I don't think I can do this, he sighed. Josie and Henry looked at him. They didn't know how to help him feel better. Eliott felt like giving up.
Nana came in with cookies and said, - Sometimes helping makes us feel better! Eliott thought about helping and smiled. He offered a cookie to Josie and Henry. They smiled back and shared their toys with him. Eliott felt happy and understood helping was important.
Eliott felt proud because he learned to share, listen, and help. - I can be a great big brother now! he cheered. Josie and Henry clapped and hugged him. Eliott knew he was ready for his new baby sibling. At Nana's house, Eliott learned that being a good sibling means giving and caring.
Eliott was going to be a big brother, and he was worried. He didn't know how to take care of a baby. At Nana's house, his cousins, Josie and Henry, were there to help. They had a plan to teach Eliott how to be a great sibling. But Eliott just felt nervous and confused.
Josie said, - Let's start with sharing! Eliott wanted to share, but he didn't know how. He tried to give Josie his toy car. But she was busy with her giraffe. Eliott felt sad because sharing was hard.
Henry said, - Listening is important too! Eliott tried to listen to Josie's story. But he got distracted by a bird outside the window. He missed the story, and Josie looked upset. Eliott felt like he couldn't do anything right.
Eliott sat on the couch, feeling like he couldn't be a good big brother. - I don't think I can do this, he sighed. Josie and Henry looked at him. They didn't know how to help him feel better. Eliott felt like giving up.
Nana came in with cookies and said, - Sometimes helping makes us feel better! Eliott thought about helping and smiled. He offered a cookie to Josie and Henry. They smiled back and shared their toys with him. Eliott felt happy and understood helping was important.
Eliott felt proud because he learned to share, listen, and help. - I can be a great big brother now! he cheered. Josie and Henry clapped and hugged him. Eliott knew he was ready for his new baby sibling. At Nana's house, Eliott learned that being a good sibling means giving and caring.
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