Bloody mess
An idea, I had to get my 5 year old engaged in his younger brother’s party, was that he performs a puppet show. He has a wooden theater and countless puppets. I was selecting a few when I noticed red marks.
I asked him why did he colour his toys and his reply was, “this is blood.”
“Why did you mark them like this?” I asked again
“They went to a volcano and they were not listening so they got blood.”
I was glad it was not a sword fight and I liked his creativity in marking different part of each puppet but told him it is better not to mark his toys like that. I don’t know if I should still be concerned about his idea of blood. I tried to recall my brother’s childhood and thought that boys usually like fighting games.
Going deep into his psychology was not my purpose and I continued trying to make a script to his show when he interrupted,”You make one and I will make one different.”
OK I believe in creativity but wanted to make sure his material made sense to everyone. So I said OK we will both say stories. He agreed but to get him to remember a script in few hours is asking too much from a 5 year old. I just hope he will not go into a bloody story.
7abeebi the creative boy,,hope you got that on video ,,he is only going to be 5 once
he is so clever ,,and creative like his parents :* :* LOVE YOU ,,
I find The Three Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood are the mostl fairy tale stories that deliver the best moral lessons. Its nice to see someone combined the two into The mystical volcano adventure
Dracula ! :E ,, la inshallah mako ela el 3afya kids are always like that don’t worry , i want to ask you about spread the passion campaign is it for women only ?
so what did the play end up like??
did someone get bloody or was it all nice and fairy tale like ??
It is for men and women
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