Jensen and Matilda: The Allergy Party
Join Jensen, a curious 3-year-old boy from Scotland, as he faces the challenge of attending his friend Matilda's birthday party despite his food allergies. Will Jensen find the wisdom to navigate his obstacles and enjoy the party?
Jensen was excited. Today was his friend Matilda's birthday party! But there was a problem. Jensen had food allergies, and he was worried he couldn't eat the party treats.
Jensen's mummy said, - We need to be careful about what you eat at the party. - But I want to eat cake with my friends, Jensen replied. - We'll find a way, his daddy assured him.
In the car, Jensen held his stuffed bunny tight. - What if I can't eat anything? he asked. - We'll bring some safe snacks for you, mummy said with a smile. - But I want Matilda's cake, Jensen sighed.
At the party, Jensen saw a big bouncy castle. - Look, a bouncy castle! Matilda shouted. - Come bounce with me, Jensen! - I want to, but I'm still worried about the cake, Jensen replied.
Jensen tried to join the fun, but he kept thinking about the cake. - I can't even have the cupcakes, he said sadly. - Don't worry, let's play together first, Matilda suggested.
Jensen felt like giving up. - Maybe I should just go home, he told his mummy. - No, let's find a way, his mummy said. - But how? Jensen asked, feeling hopeless.
Then, Matilda's mummy had an idea. - I have a special treat just for you, Jensen, she said. - Really? What is it? Jensen asked with wide eyes. - It's a safe cupcake, she smiled.
Jensen took a bite and smiled. - It's delicious! Thank you! - You're welcome, Matilda's mummy said. Jensen learned that with a little wisdom and help, he could enjoy the party after all.
Jensen was excited. Today was his friend Matilda's birthday party! But there was a problem. Jensen had food allergies, and he was worried he couldn't eat the party treats.
Jensen's mummy said, - We need to be careful about what you eat at the party. - But I want to eat cake with my friends, Jensen replied. - We'll find a way, his daddy assured him.
In the car, Jensen held his stuffed bunny tight. - What if I can't eat anything? he asked. - We'll bring some safe snacks for you, mummy said with a smile. - But I want Matilda's cake, Jensen sighed.
At the party, Jensen saw a big bouncy castle. - Look, a bouncy castle! Matilda shouted. - Come bounce with me, Jensen! - I want to, but I'm still worried about the cake, Jensen replied.
Jensen tried to join the fun, but he kept thinking about the cake. - I can't even have the cupcakes, he said sadly. - Don't worry, let's play together first, Matilda suggested.
Jensen felt like giving up. - Maybe I should just go home, he told his mummy. - No, let's find a way, his mummy said. - But how? Jensen asked, feeling hopeless.
Then, Matilda's mummy had an idea. - I have a special treat just for you, Jensen, she said. - Really? What is it? Jensen asked with wide eyes. - It's a safe cupcake, she smiled.
Jensen took a bite and smiled. - It's delicious! Thank you! - You're welcome, Matilda's mummy said. Jensen learned that with a little wisdom and help, he could enjoy the party after all.
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