No! Baby Shock!
Baby Jax is a curious and mischievous one-year-old who loves to explore. His latest fascination? The mysterious wall outlet in his room. Despite his parents' warnings, Jax's curiosity leads to a shocking experience that turns his hair spiky and his skin a surprising shade of purple. Can Jax learn the importance of listening before it's too late? Join Baby Jax on his electrifying adventure and discover the wisdom he gains along the way.
Baby Jax was playing in his room. He saw something on the wall: a shiny outlet. It looked like a funny face! Jax wanted to touch it. Mommy said, - No, Jax, not safe! But Jax was curious.
Jax reached out his tiny finger. But the toy train on the floor blocked him. - Choo choo! went the train. Jax tried to move it away. - Stay safe, Jax, said Daddy.
Jax moved the train and crawled closer. His pacifier fell out. - Uh oh, said Jax. He stopped to pick it up. Mommy came in with a snack. - Snack time, Jax!
Jax sat with his snack, looking at the outlet. - Maybe it's too hard, Jax thought. He felt sleepy and rubbed his eyes. The outlet seemed far away. - Maybe later, Jax sighed.
Jax's eyes widened. He had an idea! - I need help, he thought. He grabbed his toy block and pushed it near the outlet. - Up, up, Jax climbed. Suddenly, Daddy came in. - Careful, Jax!
With Daddy's help, Jax learned the outlet was not a toy. - Oh, Jax said, understanding. His hair was spiky, face sooty, but he was safe. - Thank you, Daddy, said Jax. - No more outlets, Jax!
Baby Jax was playing in his room. He saw something on the wall: a shiny outlet. It looked like a funny face! Jax wanted to touch it. Mommy said, - No, Jax, not safe! But Jax was curious.
Jax reached out his tiny finger. But the toy train on the floor blocked him. - Choo choo! went the train. Jax tried to move it away. - Stay safe, Jax, said Daddy.
Jax moved the train and crawled closer. His pacifier fell out. - Uh oh, said Jax. He stopped to pick it up. Mommy came in with a snack. - Snack time, Jax!
Jax sat with his snack, looking at the outlet. - Maybe it's too hard, Jax thought. He felt sleepy and rubbed his eyes. The outlet seemed far away. - Maybe later, Jax sighed.
Jax's eyes widened. He had an idea! - I need help, he thought. He grabbed his toy block and pushed it near the outlet. - Up, up, Jax climbed. Suddenly, Daddy came in. - Careful, Jax!
With Daddy's help, Jax learned the outlet was not a toy. - Oh, Jax said, understanding. His hair was spiky, face sooty, but he was safe. - Thank you, Daddy, said Jax. - No more outlets, Jax!
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