Potty Time Fun
Join Sam, a curious 3-year-old, on a brave journey to conquer his potty fears in the restroom.
Sam had a big problem. He wanted to use the potty like a big kid, but the restroom seemed so scary! The potty was too big, and he didn't like the loud flush sound. He felt like he was on a big adventure all by himself. Sam wondered if he would ever be brave enough to use the potty.
Sam decided to try the potty, but his teddy was missing. Without his teddy, Sam felt very afraid. He looked everywhere for his soft friend. Sam knew he needed Teddy to feel brave. - Where are you, Teddy? Sam called.
Sam found Teddy, but the restroom door was closed tight. He pushed and pulled, but it wouldn't open. Sam felt stuck and worried. - What do I do now? Sam asked Teddy. Sam sat down, feeling very small.
Sam thought maybe he should give up and wait for Mommy. But then he remembered a story about a brave lion. - Lions are brave, Sam whispered to Teddy. Sam took a deep breath and decided to try one more time. Maybe there was another way.
Sam remembered a little stool nearby. He could use it to reach the door handle! - We can do it, Teddy! Sam cheered. He climbed on the stool and opened the door. Sam felt proud and a little bit taller. He knew he was closer to his goal.
Finally, Sam was ready to try the potty. He sat down with Teddy by his side. - I'm brave, just like a lion! Sam smiled. The potty flushed, but Sam didn't mind. He had conquered his fear and felt like a true hero.
Sam had a big problem. He wanted to use the potty like a big kid, but the restroom seemed so scary! The potty was too big, and he didn't like the loud flush sound. He felt like he was on a big adventure all by himself. Sam wondered if he would ever be brave enough to use the potty.
Sam decided to try the potty, but his teddy was missing. Without his teddy, Sam felt very afraid. He looked everywhere for his soft friend. Sam knew he needed Teddy to feel brave. - Where are you, Teddy? Sam called.
Sam found Teddy, but the restroom door was closed tight. He pushed and pulled, but it wouldn't open. Sam felt stuck and worried. - What do I do now? Sam asked Teddy. Sam sat down, feeling very small.
Sam thought maybe he should give up and wait for Mommy. But then he remembered a story about a brave lion. - Lions are brave, Sam whispered to Teddy. Sam took a deep breath and decided to try one more time. Maybe there was another way.
Sam remembered a little stool nearby. He could use it to reach the door handle! - We can do it, Teddy! Sam cheered. He climbed on the stool and opened the door. Sam felt proud and a little bit taller. He knew he was closer to his goal.
Finally, Sam was ready to try the potty. He sat down with Teddy by his side. - I'm brave, just like a lion! Sam smiled. The potty flushed, but Sam didn't mind. He had conquered his fear and felt like a true hero.
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