One sunny morning, Lala was playing happily in the garden when suddenly, she tripped and scraped her hand on a rough rock. At first, she tried to ignore the pain, but soon her hand started to hurt a lot, and she began to feel uncomfortable. Seeing her distress, her mom quickly brought her inside to clean the wound and take care of it properly.
Lala’s mom gently cleaned the scrape with warm water and applied some medicine to prevent infection. Then, she gave Lala some medicine to help reduce the pain and speed up healing. At first, Lala felt a little scared of taking medicine — it was a new taste, and she wasn’t sure if she would like it. But her mom explained kindly that the medicine would help her hand get better and let her play again soon.
Being a brave and obedient little girl, Lala listened carefully. She opened her mouth wide and took the medicine without any fuss. Her mom smiled proudly and gave her a big hug, telling her how strong and good she was for taking care of herself.
Over the next few days, Lala continued to follow her mom’s instructions. She took her medicine on time, kept her hand clean, and avoided playing roughly so her hand could heal properly. Even though sometimes she wished she could play more freely, she understood that resting was important for her recovery.
Every day, Lala’s mom checked on her hand, gently putting on fresh medicine and giving her words of encouragement. Lala felt loved and cared for, which made her feel better inside as well.
By the end of the week, Lala’s hand was almost completely healed. She was so happy she could move her fingers without pain again and couldn’t wait to play outside with her friends. Thanks to her obedience and care, Lala learned an important lesson: sometimes healing takes patience, but following the right steps helps us get better faster.
Lala’s story reminds us all how important it is to listen, take medicine when needed, and trust those who care for us.
