Alex was a curious and energetic little boy who loved going to the park with his mom. The park was a magical place filled with laughter, swings, and exciting adventures. One sunny day, Alex and his mom set off for their usual park outing.
As soon as they arrived, Alex’s eyes sparkled with excitement. He couldn’t wait to explore and play. With his mom’s reassuring words, he ventured into the park, ready for a day full of fun.
Alex quickly got caught up in the joy of the playground. He swung high on the swings, zoomed down the slide, and climbed the colorful jungle gym. Time flew by as he immersed himself in his imaginary adventures.
Hours passed, and Alex realized he hadn’t seen his mom for a while. Panic set in as he looked around, but she was nowhere to be found. Fear gripped his heart, and his little face turned pale.
“I’m lost!” Alex whispered to himself, his voice trembling.
Frantically, he searched for his mom, calling out her name. But the bustling park seemed vast and unfamiliar. Tears welled up in his eyes as he felt a mix of sadness and fear wash over him.
Just when Alex was on the verge of despair, he noticed a group of kids playing nearby. With a deep breath, he gathered his courage and approached them.
“Excuse me,” Alex said, his voice shaky. “I’m lost. Can you help me find my mom?”

The kids turned to him with kind eyes and warm smiles. They understood his worry and immediately formed a team to search for Alex’s mom. They spread out, scanning every corner of the park, calling out his mom’s name.
In the midst of their search, Alex’s heart felt a little lighter. He realized he wasn’t alone in this adventure; he had found friends who cared and were determined to help him.
Just as hope flickered in his heart, one of the kids shouted, “I found her!”
Alex’s heart skipped a beat as he followed his newfound friends to the spot. There, sitting on a bench, was his mom, her worried face transforming into one of relief and joy as she saw her little boy.
Alex ran into his mom’s open arms, feeling a mix of relief and happiness. “Mom, I was so scared! I thought I was lost.”
His mom hugged him tight, her eyes filled with love and understanding. “Oh, sweetie, you were never lost. I was right here, watching you play and have fun. I thought you were playing a game of searching for something else.”
Alex looked up at his mom, realizing that he had jumped to conclusions. His mom had been keeping a watchful eye on him all along. He learned that sometimes our fears can make things seem scarier than they actually are, and it’s important to communicate and work together with others. Trusting in the love and care of those around us can help us overcome challenges and find solutions.
(Age Recommendation: 4 years and above)