Nana, Are You There?
Carter, a curious two-year-old, misses his Nana who passed away before his second birthday. As he grows, he seeks wisdom from her, asking if she's there to guide him through life's challenges. Through obstacles and moments of giving up, Carter learns important lessons about love, letting go, and finding wisdom within himself and those around him.
Carter loved playing in his backyard. But sometimes, he felt sad because he couldn't see Nana. He wondered if she was there watching him. Carter wanted to ask her so many things. - Nana, are you there? Carter would whisper to the sky.
One day, Carter found a pretty feather. He thought it was a sign from Nana. But when he showed it to Mommy, she just smiled and said, - It's just a feather, Carter. Carter felt confused. He wanted to know if Nana sent it.
Carter tried to feel Nana in the wind. He closed his eyes and listened. But all he heard were birds singing. - Why can't I hear you, Nana? Carter felt tears in his eyes. He missed her hugs and stories.
Carter sat on a swing, feeling sad. - Maybe Nana isn't there, he thought. He didn't know how to find her. Carter wanted to give up. He felt alone without Nana's voice.
Carter's Mommy saw him looking sad. She sat next to him and said, - Nana is always in our hearts, Carter. Carter listened. He realized Nana's love was always with him. He felt a little better.
Carter smiled and looked up. - Thank you, Nana, he whispered. He felt happy knowing Nana was in his heart. Now, Carter knew he could talk to her anytime. He felt Nana's wisdom inside him.
Carter loved playing in his backyard. But sometimes, he felt sad because he couldn't see Nana. He wondered if she was there watching him. Carter wanted to ask her so many things. - Nana, are you there? Carter would whisper to the sky.
One day, Carter found a pretty feather. He thought it was a sign from Nana. But when he showed it to Mommy, she just smiled and said, - It's just a feather, Carter. Carter felt confused. He wanted to know if Nana sent it.
Carter tried to feel Nana in the wind. He closed his eyes and listened. But all he heard were birds singing. - Why can't I hear you, Nana? Carter felt tears in his eyes. He missed her hugs and stories.
Carter sat on a swing, feeling sad. - Maybe Nana isn't there, he thought. He didn't know how to find her. Carter wanted to give up. He felt alone without Nana's voice.
Carter's Mommy saw him looking sad. She sat next to him and said, - Nana is always in our hearts, Carter. Carter listened. He realized Nana's love was always with him. He felt a little better.
Carter smiled and looked up. - Thank you, Nana, he whispered. He felt happy knowing Nana was in his heart. Now, Carter knew he could talk to her anytime. He felt Nana's wisdom inside him.
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