More the Merrier
Rudradeep is excited to become a big brother, but worries about sharing his toys and time with a new sibling. With a big heart and some guidance, Rudradeep learns the value of honesty and togetherness, discovering that having a sibling makes life more joyful.
Rudradeep was thrilled when he learned he'd soon have a baby sibling. But then he worried, "What if I have to share my toys all the time?" His heart felt heavy with the thought of sharing his parents' attention too. Rudradeep whispered to his favorite teddy bear, "I don't know if I want a baby brother or sister." This began to feel like a big problem for Rudradeep.
Rudradeep tried to ignore the problem by playing alone in the backyard. But every time he saw his toys, he imagined sharing them. "What if the baby breaks my favorite toy?" he thought. He decided, "I'll just hide my toys so I won't have to share." But deep down, he knew this wasn't the answer.
As the days went by, Rudradeep felt more worried. The baby wasn't even here yet, and already he felt like he had to share everything. "Why does it have to be so hard?" he asked himself. He even hid his favorite toys under his bed, but then felt guilty. "What if mom and dad find out I don't want to share?" he wondered.
One afternoon, Rudradeep felt so overwhelmed that he decided to give up. "Maybe I won't be a good big brother," he thought. He sat on the porch steps, feeling sad and alone. Just then, his mom came and sat next to him. " - What's wrong, Rudradeep? You look upset," she said.
Rudradeep confessed everything to his mom. " - I'm scared I won't be a good brother," he admitted. His mom smiled, " - Being honest is the first step, Rudradeep. How about we find ways to share that are fun?" Together, they made a plan to welcome the baby and share toys with love. Rudradeep's heart felt lighter.
When the new baby finally arrived, Rudradeep was ready. He introduced his teddy bear to the baby, " - This is our favorite toy, we'll share it together." His parents smiled proudly. Rudradeep realized that having a sibling meant more fun and love, not less. " - More the merrier!" he laughed, and he meant it.
Rudradeep was thrilled when he learned he'd soon have a baby sibling. But then he worried, "What if I have to share my toys all the time?" His heart felt heavy with the thought of sharing his parents' attention too. Rudradeep whispered to his favorite teddy bear, "I don't know if I want a baby brother or sister." This began to feel like a big problem for Rudradeep.
Rudradeep tried to ignore the problem by playing alone in the backyard. But every time he saw his toys, he imagined sharing them. "What if the baby breaks my favorite toy?" he thought. He decided, "I'll just hide my toys so I won't have to share." But deep down, he knew this wasn't the answer.
As the days went by, Rudradeep felt more worried. The baby wasn't even here yet, and already he felt like he had to share everything. "Why does it have to be so hard?" he asked himself. He even hid his favorite toys under his bed, but then felt guilty. "What if mom and dad find out I don't want to share?" he wondered.
One afternoon, Rudradeep felt so overwhelmed that he decided to give up. "Maybe I won't be a good big brother," he thought. He sat on the porch steps, feeling sad and alone. Just then, his mom came and sat next to him. " - What's wrong, Rudradeep? You look upset," she said.
Rudradeep confessed everything to his mom. " - I'm scared I won't be a good brother," he admitted. His mom smiled, " - Being honest is the first step, Rudradeep. How about we find ways to share that are fun?" Together, they made a plan to welcome the baby and share toys with love. Rudradeep's heart felt lighter.
When the new baby finally arrived, Rudradeep was ready. He introduced his teddy bear to the baby, " - This is our favorite toy, we'll share it together." His parents smiled proudly. Rudradeep realized that having a sibling meant more fun and love, not less. " - More the merrier!" he laughed, and he meant it.
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