We Will Get a Baby
Join Emma, a little girl who loves to sing, as she faces the excitement and challenges of welcoming a new baby brother or sister into her family. Emma's journey teaches her about patience, understanding, and the joy of becoming a big sister.
Emma lived in a bright flat in Hamburg with her mama, papa, and their playful dog, Bruno. One day, mama told Emma, "We're going to have a baby!" Emma was so excited that she sang a happy song. But later, Emma became worried. - "Will the baby take all my toys?" Emma asked.
Emma decided she needed to find a special place for her doll before the baby arrived. She searched around the flat but couldn't find the perfect spot. - "Mama, where will my doll sleep?" Emma asked with a frown. Mama gave Emma a hug and said, "We'll find a place together." Emma nodded, feeling a little better.
As the days passed, Emma became more worried about the baby. She imagined the baby taking all her toys and even her favorite singing spot. - "Papa, will the baby sing with me?" Emma asked with wide eyes. Papa smiled and said, "Of course, Emma! You can teach the baby your songs." Emma's heart felt a little lighter.
One rainy afternoon, Emma sat by the window, feeling sad. She wondered if she could really share with the new baby. - "Maybe I can't be a good big sister," Emma whispered to her doll. She hugged her doll tight, feeling like giving up on being excited about the baby.
Mama noticed Emma's sadness and sat next to her. - "Emma, being a big sister means sharing your love," Mama said softly. Emma thought about it and realized she wanted to teach the baby to sing. - "I can teach the baby my songs!" Emma exclaimed with a smile.
Finally, the day came when Emma's new baby brother arrived. She carefully showed him her doll and sang a lullaby. - "Welcome, little brother," Emma whispered happily. Mama and Papa watched proudly as Emma sang her song. Emma felt like the best big sister in the world.
Emma lived in a bright flat in Hamburg with her mama, papa, and their playful dog, Bruno. One day, mama told Emma, "We're going to have a baby!" Emma was so excited that she sang a happy song. But later, Emma became worried. - "Will the baby take all my toys?" Emma asked.
Emma decided she needed to find a special place for her doll before the baby arrived. She searched around the flat but couldn't find the perfect spot. - "Mama, where will my doll sleep?" Emma asked with a frown. Mama gave Emma a hug and said, "We'll find a place together." Emma nodded, feeling a little better.
As the days passed, Emma became more worried about the baby. She imagined the baby taking all her toys and even her favorite singing spot. - "Papa, will the baby sing with me?" Emma asked with wide eyes. Papa smiled and said, "Of course, Emma! You can teach the baby your songs." Emma's heart felt a little lighter.
One rainy afternoon, Emma sat by the window, feeling sad. She wondered if she could really share with the new baby. - "Maybe I can't be a good big sister," Emma whispered to her doll. She hugged her doll tight, feeling like giving up on being excited about the baby.
Mama noticed Emma's sadness and sat next to her. - "Emma, being a big sister means sharing your love," Mama said softly. Emma thought about it and realized she wanted to teach the baby to sing. - "I can teach the baby my songs!" Emma exclaimed with a smile.
Finally, the day came when Emma's new baby brother arrived. She carefully showed him her doll and sang a lullaby. - "Welcome, little brother," Emma whispered happily. Mama and Papa watched proudly as Emma sang her song. Emma felt like the best big sister in the world.
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