Kids Love Brush Tooth
Zoe, a lovely two-year-old with curly hair, faces a big problem: she needs to learn to love brushing her teeth. But with so many obstacles, from stubborn toothpaste caps to slippery toothbrushes, can she find a way to make toothbrushing fun and share her new love with friends?
Zoe loved her toys, her snacks, and her naps. But there was one thing she did not love: brushing her teeth. Her mommy told her teeth need brushing to stay healthy, but Zoe just did not like it. She wished she could play instead. This was a big problem for Zoe!
Zoe decided to try brushing her teeth all by herself. But oh no! She couldn't get the toothpaste cap open. It was too tight! Zoe tried and tried. She felt a bit sad.
Zoe asked her stuffed bear for help. But the bear was just soft and fluffy, not strong. Then, she tried to reach the sink, but it was too high. Zoe felt like giving up. " - I can't do it!" she sighed.
Zoe sat on the bathroom floor. " - Maybe I just won't brush my teeth," she thought. But she remembered her mommy's words about healthy teeth. Zoe didn't want her teeth to be sad!
Suddenly, Zoe had an idea! What if brushing teeth was a game? " - I can pretend I'm a fairy cleaning shiny gems!" she giggled. Zoe picked up her toothbrush and tried again, excitedly.
Zoe brushed and brushed, making her teeth shine. " - I did it!" she cheered. Now, brushing teeth was fun! Zoe couldn't wait to tell her friends how they could play too. Her teeth were happy, and so was she!
Zoe loved her toys, her snacks, and her naps. But there was one thing she did not love: brushing her teeth. Her mommy told her teeth need brushing to stay healthy, but Zoe just did not like it. She wished she could play instead. This was a big problem for Zoe!
Zoe decided to try brushing her teeth all by herself. But oh no! She couldn't get the toothpaste cap open. It was too tight! Zoe tried and tried. She felt a bit sad.
Zoe asked her stuffed bear for help. But the bear was just soft and fluffy, not strong. Then, she tried to reach the sink, but it was too high. Zoe felt like giving up. " - I can't do it!" she sighed.
Zoe sat on the bathroom floor. " - Maybe I just won't brush my teeth," she thought. But she remembered her mommy's words about healthy teeth. Zoe didn't want her teeth to be sad!
Suddenly, Zoe had an idea! What if brushing teeth was a game? " - I can pretend I'm a fairy cleaning shiny gems!" she giggled. Zoe picked up her toothbrush and tried again, excitedly.
Zoe brushed and brushed, making her teeth shine. " - I did it!" she cheered. Now, brushing teeth was fun! Zoe couldn't wait to tell her friends how they could play too. Her teeth were happy, and so was she!
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