Pacifier Toucan

Just before a child turns three, it's time for something new. Pacifiers have been their friends, always there when the day is through. But now there's a problem: they must say goodbye to their pacifiers. " - I don't want to, they're my friends," the child whispers. Letting go feels so hard, and the child wonders how they will ever do it.

These pacifiers went everywhere—on vacation, to preschool too. They shared adventures big and small, always sticking like glue. But now, the child wonders how to part with such dear friends. " - They are my comfort," the child says, clutching them tightly. It's the first obstacle, feeling alone without them.

Now that the child is three, pacifiers aren't needed as before. It's time to say goodbye, to open a new door. " - But what if I can't sleep without them?" the child worries. The thought of sleeping without them is scary, making it even harder. The child feels like no one understands.

In one week's time, a special plan begins to take shape. But the child feels overwhelmed, unsure if they can do it. " - Maybe I should just keep them," the child sighs, feeling defeated. The boxes for pacifiers stay empty, as the child considers giving up. It seems too hard to let go.

Each night, the boxes go outside, left upon the balcony high. The Big Toucan arrives beneath the moonlit sky. " - Maybe the Toucan can help," the child thinks, finding hope. The Toucan whispers wisdom, showing the child the joy of sharing. It's a breakthrough, realizing the pacifiers can help others too.

The Big Toucan gently takes the boxes, flying through the night. Delivering pacifiers to babies who need them just right. " - I did it!" the child beams, feeling proud and wise. The problem is solved, as they see the happiness they bring. They are ready for new adventures, with brave and happy hearts.