She Threw a Tantrum for a Doll… Then Everything Changed! 😭🧸| Slow English (Level A2) |

I want Maria too. I'm staying right here. I want Maria and the dress. Getting upset won't change the budget. We're listening, but you still need to choose. I was only trying to help. I don't want to choose. I want Maria too. I'm staying right here. Wow! Look at all the toys! Anna, stay close to us, okay? There's plenty to see. No need to rush. This place is huge! Whoa! She's beautiful! Is that Princess Maria? Is that Princess Maria? She's amazing! I've never seen one like this before. Four. Alex, look! There are even more over there! Anna, slow down. Watch where you're going. Okay, Dad. Oh... Anna, stay right there. We're coming. Dad, Mom, I'm okay. Are you all right? Whoa, that was a lot of boxes. That's why we walk inside the store, Anna. We need to keep you and everyone around you safe. I understand, Dad. I should have listened. Thank you for understanding. Remember why we came today, Anna? We still need to find your new dress for the party. Remember, Mom, but I really like that princess doll. We can still go look at the dresses together. One, two, three. There she is again. Princess Maria. So pretty. Dad, can I please get Princess Maria? I really, really like her. I know you do, Anna. Let's talk about it first. Anna, remember our plan for today. We have a budget, so we can't buy everything we like. But I really want Maria, Dad. I understand, but we still have to make a choice. You have two choices, Anna. We can get the dress for the party, or you can choose Maria. Today we can only buy one. Only one? You can make the choice. But Dad, why can't I have Maria and the dress? Because buying something means making choices, Anna. But I love both of them. Money doesn't last forever, Anna. Sometimes we have to choose what matters most. Even grown-ups? Yep. Mom and Dad have to make choices, too. I don't want to choose. Me, too. I'm staying right here. I want Maria and the dress. Getting upset won't change the budget. We're listening, but you still need to choose. I was only trying to help. Anna, it's okay to feel disappointed. Let's calm down and think about your choice. I don't want to choose, Mom. Getting upset won't make it easier. Dad, please! I hear you, Anna, and I know you're disappointed. Please, Dad. But crying won't change our budget. When you're ready, we can talk. Anna, I know you're upset, but... But I really want her, Dad. I understand. You can feel disappointed, but the rule stays the same. Then I'm staying right here. I'm not going without Maria. I hear you, Anna. Take some time to calm down and think. I'm not changing my mind. We have to go now. But I really want it. All right. Just this once. Yes! Thank you, Dad. We'll give her a moment. We're staying right here where we can see her. I hope she feels better soon. They really aren't changing the rule. We'll give her a moment. We're staying right here where we can see her. I hope she feels better soon. They really aren't changing the rule. I really want Maria, but Mom and Dad are still waiting for me. Boxes. I made this mess, and I didn't help clean it up. That wasn't very responsible. I really want Maria, but those boxes are there because of me. I think I know what I should do. I'll come back for you another time, Maria. First, I need to fix what I did. Made this mess, so I should help fix it. One at a time. Almost done. This one goes right here. Hmm, look at her. No one even asked her to do that. She decided to fix it herself. She decided to fix it herself. That's an important choice. Almost finished. I just need to straighten these. There, much better. Looks like someone has been busy. Dad, I was putting everything back. I saw. Dad, I'm sorry. I ran when you told me to slow down. I knocked the boxes over, and then I got really upset about Maria. Thank you for telling me, Anna. I should have listened. Everyone makes mistakes, Anna. What makes me proud is that you admitted yours and tried to make it right. I'll try to do better next time, Dad. That's all I ask. I still really like you, Maria. But I know I have to make a choice. Mom, I understand the rule now. But I still don't know what to choose. I really want Maria. But I need the dress, too. Then let's think... Wait, Anna, I think I have an idea. An idea? What is it? What if you don't have to give up Maria forever? What do you mean? Wait! Anna can still have the dress and Maria without breaking the rule. Really? All right, Alex, what's your idea? We're listening. Really, Alex? How? Tell me. Okay, okay, I'll explain. What's your secret plan? You can get the dress you need today. Okay. Maria becomes your savings goal. Save your allowance until you have enough to buy her yourself. Save my own money? Exactly. But that could take a long time. I really wanted Maria today. Think about this, Anna. What if you buy Maria with money you saved? By myself? Yeah. She would feel more special because you worked for her. And waited for her? Wait. If I save for her myself, then Maria can be my special goal. Maybe waiting won't be so bad. I've decided. I'm choosing the dress today. Are you sure? Yes. I'll save my own money for Maria. That sounds like a thoughtful decision. I knew you could do it. Bye, Maria. I'll come back when I've saved enough. Next time, I'll buy you with my own savings. Smile, Anna. This picture can remind you what you're saving for. Okay. Maria is officially my savings goal. Perfect. Ready? Two, one. Look. What do you think of this one? You look lovely, Anna. That was a great choice. And now you have your first savings goal, too. Yep. The dress today? Alex, how long do you think it'll take me to save enough for Maria? It depends on how much you save each time. I hope it doesn't take forever. I have another idea. We're going to turn this into your special Maria savings box. Really? We can make one ourselves? Yep, and we're going to make it awesome. Can we put Maria's picture right here? Great idea. Then you'll remember what you're saving for. I love it! Mom! Dad! Look what Alex and I made! Now your wish has become a real goal. And she already knows exactly what she's saving for. Don't think about the whole amount. Save a bit at a time. So reach one small step, then the next. Little amounts add up. That feels much easier. This is my first one. Okay, Maria. My savings start now. Listen, my first coin is already in there. One coin and you're already celebrating? Of course, every coin counts. Okay, that's actually pretty cool. Would you like a little help with your savings? Thanks, Dad, but I want to try saving my own money. You're sure? Yes, I want to know I reached the goal myself. Then I'll be cheering for you. I'm proud of you, Anna. Today you learned that waiting... I still want Maria, Mom. And that's okay. Now you have a plan. I'm going to keep saving until I reach my goal. And I'll help you keep track. That sounds like a plan. One small step at a time. Maria, here I... Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Want to understand English, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, and 60 plus more languages without language barriers? Use Doraverse Realtime Translation. Meet, talk, learn, no interpreter needed. There are plenty of things here. I'd better hurry. Is someone up there? Not again! What was that? You OK? The ambulance is here, Dr. Anna. The ambulance! Can you help Teddy? OK, kids, it's bedtime. OK, mom, I'll clean up. Teddy, sleep with me? Of course, sweetheart. You cannot escape the doctor! Oh no, not the giant shot! Hold still for your medicine! I'm feeling much better! Time for your tickle shot! Come on, Alex. Time for bed. Upstairs we go. Night, night. Oh, you worked hard, you. Looks like everyone is going to sleep. I'll wait a little longer. Quiet. Nobody's around. Just stay calm. Easy. Stay quiet. Nice and quiet. Carefully. Still quiet. Everyone must be asleep. What was that? There are plenty of things here. I'd better hurry. Maybe I can take one more thing. Then I'm out of here. Almost finished. What was that? Is someone up there? Thought I heard something. Please be quiet, Teddy. Must have been nothing. I should finish quickly. Teddy bear? Someone must be awake. Stay with me. I'm here. Anna, stay with me. It's okay. We need to find mom and dad. Stay quiet, okay? Okay. We need mom and dad. Alex! Wait! Someone's coming. Where did that sound come from? Back inside, quickly. Come with me, Anna. Where are we going? Right here. Stay close to me. Okay. That sound came from up here. Which room was it? Stay with me. Don't go near the door. Okay. My doctor toy. Keep it with you, but stay here. Okay, Alex. I want Mom. I know, Anna. Stay behind me. Don't go to the door. Okay. Stay with me. Is anyone in here? No, I heard something in here. Stay close, Anna. OK. Who left that there? Whoa, what now? Not again. What a mess. Huh? What was that? I've got you. There's someone in the house. Oh, no. They're awake. Time to go. Stay right here, Anna. OK, Alex. Oops, my toy. Leave it. We need mom and dad. What just turned on? That toy moved by itself. What? Someone's coming. Someone's coming. I have to get out. Forget the bag. I'm getting out of here. Wake up. Something's wrong. The kids need us. Alex, Anna, what happened? Mom, there's a stranger in the house. Come inside, both of you. You're staying with us. Stay right here with me. Daddy, don't go. We're staying together. I'm calling for help. He was downstairs. I'm staying right here, Anna. I'm out of here. Forget everything. Everyone stays here with me. Alex, Anna, stay close. Did he leave? We're not following him. We'll wait for help. Stay together? Yes, sweetheart. Together. You're both safe with me. I stayed with Anna. Anna saw the stranger first. She came to my room and woke me up. You came to Alex for help, Anna? Yes, Mommy. You both came to us when you needed help. Look at this mess. The toys are everywhere. Ambulance. That little ambulance made quite a lot of noise. And all that toilet paper. Alex. Alex. Alex. Alex. Alex. Alex. Alex. You stayed with me. I'll always help you find mom and dad. Look at you two. I'm glad you stayed together. Alex, you did the right thing. Remember, never confront a stranger. I wanted her safe. Always find a trusted adult. Find mommy and daddy. If you see a stranger and feel unsafe, stay away. Find mom, dad, or another adult right away. And don't try to stop them yourself. Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Everything looks good. I can't wait to see Ben. Ride slowly, watch the road, and remember, no racing. Okay, Dad. I'll be careful. Stay away from busy roads and come home before it gets dark. I will, Mom. Don't worry. Have fun, Alex. I will. I've been practicing, and I can pedal much faster now. Really? That sounds impressive. You're faster now, but I still don't think you could beat me. How about one lap around the park? Then we'll see who's faster. A race? Dad told me not to race. But just one short lap should be okay. I'm definitely winning this one. We'll see about that. See that bench? First one there wins. Deal. Let's see who's really faster. Ready? Ready. Ready. Here we go. Let's go. Slow and steady. I need to watch the road. Can you keep up? Hey, wait for me. Can you catch up? You caught up. I told you I could. I'm not letting him win. Just a little faster. I can pass him. Slow down. There's something on the path. What? Oh, sand ahead. Slow down. Sand ahead. Nice try, Ben. I'm still catching you. Okay. It hurts. Okay. Wrist hurts, Ben. Don't move it. I'm here. Alex, can you move your fingers? A little, but it hurts. Hold tight. I will go find some help. My hand hurts so much. Stay still, Alex. I'm right here. Hehehehehehe I'm so sorry, Alex. I shouldn't have challenged you to race. It's okay. Just please get help. What if my wrist is broken? Don't worry. We'll get help right now. Alex fell off his bike. His wrist really hurts. We're by the park path. Stay with him. I'm coming right now. Tell me exactly where you are. Near the park path by the sandy section. Stay with Alex. I'm on my way. What happened to Alex? He fell off his bike. I'm going to him now. Please stay ready in case we need to go to the hospital. Okay. Call me as soon as you know more. I'm here, Alex. Stay calm. Dad. Dad. My wrist really hurts. Keep your arm still. Don't try to move it, Alex. Keep it just like that. Okay, Dad. My son fell from his bicycle and hurt his wrist. We're beside the neighborhood park path. Help is on the way. Keep him still and stay with him. I'm so sorry. Hi, Alex. I'm here to help you. Can you tell me where it hurts? My wrist hurts a lot. I'm going to keep your arm still, Alex. Tell me if anything feels too uncomfortable. Okay. It hurts a little. A little. Dad, stay with me. I'm right here, Alex. I'm not going anywhere. I should never have challenged him to race. Please be okay, Alex. Dad, will I ever be able to ride my bike again? We'll let the doctor check you first. Right now, just rest. The doctors will take good care of you, Alex. We'll handle this one step at a time. Okay, Dad. The splint is secure. We need to get you checked at the hospital as soon as we can. Okay, Okay. Why are we slowing down? There's a lot of traffic ahead. Stay calm. Traffic is completely blocked. I'm looking for a safe way through. the hospital yet. My wrist still hurts. There's heavy traffic, but we're getting there. Stay with me. Look at me, Alex. Breathe in slowly and breathe out slowly. You're doing great. Okay, Dad. I'm trying. The swelling has increased. We need the quickest safe route route to the hospital. Understood. I'm looking for a way out. Am I going to be okay? We're taking good care of you, Alex. An ambulance is trapped in traffic. I need to clear a safe route. Keep the lane clear. Here! Ambulance coming through! I'm here. Mom. He's okay. They're taking him inside now.