Why I Cannot Eat Too Much Cookies and Sweets
Charlene, a curious and strong-willed four-year-old, loves cookies and sweets. But when her sweet tooth leads to a constant cough, she must find the wisdom to balance her love for treats with staying healthy.
Charlene loved cookies and sweets more than anything else. Every day in Singapore, she would ask, " - Can I have more cookies, please?" But one day, Charlene started coughing. " - Why am I coughing so much?" she wondered. Her parents said, " - It's because you eat too many sweets!" Charlene had to figure out how to stop coughing.
Charlene tried to eat fewer cookies, but it was hard. " - I want just one more," she said. But every time she reached for another cookie, her cough returned. She felt sad and a bit stuck. " - Maybe I should try something different," she thought. But what could she do?
Charlene decided to play instead of eating sweets. " - Let’s go play in the park!" she told her friend. But at the park, there was an ice cream cart. " - I really want one," Charlene said. She felt like she was missing out on all the fun. Charlene's cough reminded her, " - No more sweets."
Charlene felt sad and tired of coughing. " - Maybe I should just eat sweets and cough," she sighed. She missed the taste of cookies so much. " - I don't know what to do," she thought. Charlene sat quietly, feeling like giving up. Her cough seemed impossible to beat.
One day, Grandma visited Charlene. " - You know, dear, there's magic in fruits too," Grandma said. Charlene was curious, " - Magic?" Grandma smiled, " - Yes, try these apples and see." The apples were crunchy and sweet. Charlene realized she could enjoy tasty treats without coughing.
Charlene started eating more fruits and fewer sweets. Her cough went away, and she felt much better. " - I can still have fun with fruits!" Charlene cheered. Her friends joined her in making fruit salads. " - Fruits are yummy!" they all agreed. Charlene learned that being healthy is the sweetest treat of all.
Charlene loved cookies and sweets more than anything else. Every day in Singapore, she would ask, " - Can I have more cookies, please?" But one day, Charlene started coughing. " - Why am I coughing so much?" she wondered. Her parents said, " - It's because you eat too many sweets!" Charlene had to figure out how to stop coughing.
Charlene tried to eat fewer cookies, but it was hard. " - I want just one more," she said. But every time she reached for another cookie, her cough returned. She felt sad and a bit stuck. " - Maybe I should try something different," she thought. But what could she do?
Charlene decided to play instead of eating sweets. " - Let’s go play in the park!" she told her friend. But at the park, there was an ice cream cart. " - I really want one," Charlene said. She felt like she was missing out on all the fun. Charlene's cough reminded her, " - No more sweets."
Charlene felt sad and tired of coughing. " - Maybe I should just eat sweets and cough," she sighed. She missed the taste of cookies so much. " - I don't know what to do," she thought. Charlene sat quietly, feeling like giving up. Her cough seemed impossible to beat.
One day, Grandma visited Charlene. " - You know, dear, there's magic in fruits too," Grandma said. Charlene was curious, " - Magic?" Grandma smiled, " - Yes, try these apples and see." The apples were crunchy and sweet. Charlene realized she could enjoy tasty treats without coughing.
Charlene started eating more fruits and fewer sweets. Her cough went away, and she felt much better. " - I can still have fun with fruits!" Charlene cheered. Her friends joined her in making fruit salads. " - Fruits are yummy!" they all agreed. Charlene learned that being healthy is the sweetest treat of all.
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