Kidy
Hi, little one. Today your friend Growy takes you to the park, where a little rabbit is building a tower of blocks all alone. You would love to play, but your feet feel stuck. What if the rabbit says no?
Growy sits beside you and says softly, 'Making a friend can feel like a big jump. But it usually starts with one small, friendly word.' You practice it in your head: hello.
You take a breath and walk over. 'Hello, can I build with you?' The rabbit smiles and slides half the blocks your way. 'Yes! I was hoping someone would come.' Just like that, the tower has two builders.
You stack and laugh and rebuild it when it wobbles down. When the tower stands tall and proud, a little blue butterfly drifts down and rests right on top, as if to say well done. Growy watches happily, 'To make a new friend, you only need to be the first to say hello.' The rabbit already feels much less like a stranger.
When it is time to go, you and the rabbit wave and promise to build again. Growy smiles and asks, 'So, little one... did we grow a little today?' You did. 'Here is your little grow for tomorrow,' says Growy. 'Be the first to say hello to just one new friend.' See you tomorrow, little one.