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Doctor's Story 1-2 years Reading 2 min. Available in audio story (2)

Teddy's Tummy Tune-Up

Timmy brings his sick teddy bear to Doctor Lily for help, and together they discover that a little love and care can make everything better. As they prepare to treat the teddy bear, they share a delightful adventure in the kitchen.

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A smiling female doctor with light brown curly hair, wearing a clean white coat and a blue stethoscope, kneels to listen to a large light-brown teddy bear with a small belly bandage placed on a low white table; to her left is Timmy, a about 4-year-old blond boy with big blue eyes in striped pajamas holding his teddy, looking reassured and smiling; the bright playroom has a colorful rug, soft pastel yellow walls, shelves with books and toys, and a round window letting in warm morning light; tender, comforting scene with simple rounded shapes, soft textures, vivid contrasting colors, and a clear centered composition for toddlers. report a problem with this image

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"Hello, Doctor Lily!" said Timmy, a little boy with bright blue eyes and a big smile.

"Hello, Timmy!" replied Doctor Lily, a kind woman with a white coat and a stethoscope. She had curly hair and a warm smile. "What brings you here today?"

Timmy looked worried. "My teddy bear is sick!"

"Oh no!" said Doctor Lily. "Let's help your teddy bear. What's wrong with him?"

Timmy hugged his teddy bear tightly. "He has a tummy ache."

Doctor Lily knelt down. "Let's check him! Can you put him on the table?"

Timmy carefully placed his teddy bear on the table. "What will you do, Doctor Lily?"

"I will listen to his heart!" said Doctor Lily, putting her stethoscope on the teddy bear's chest. "Can you hear the ‘thump-thump'?"

Timmy giggled. "It sounds funny!"

"Now, let's check his tummy," said Doctor Lily, gently pressing on the teddy bear's soft belly. "Does he have a fever?"

Timmy shook his head. "No, he feels just right!"

"Great!" said Doctor Lily. "I think he just needs a hug and some soup."

"Yay! Teddy loves soup!" Timmy cheered.

Doctor Lily smiled. "You are a good doctor, Timmy! Always help your friends."

Timmy nodded. "Thank you, Doctor Lily! You are the best!"

"Remember, being a doctor means caring for others," she said. "Now, let's make some soup for your teddy bear!"

Timmy clapped his hands. "Let's go!"

They both laughed and ran to the kitchen, ready to make soup for a happy teddy bear.

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Stethoscope
A tool that doctors use to listen to the sounds inside your body, like your heart and lungs.
Tummy ache
A pain in your belly, often because of something you ate.
Fever
When your body feels very hot because it's fighting off an illness.
Giggled
A soft, happy laugh.
Soup
A warm liquid food made by boiling vegetables or meat in water.
Care
To look after someone or something and make sure they are safe and healthy.

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