Leo and Finn were two little bear brothers. Leo was the older brother, and he loved to build tall towers with his wooden blocks. Finn was younger, and he loved to zoom his toy cars all around the floor. Sometimes, building and zooming didn't mix very well!
One sunny afternoon, Leo was building a magnificent tower, reaching almost to the ceiling! Finn wanted to play too, but every time he zoomed a car near the tower, *wobble wobble*, the tower would shake. “Finn, please be careful!” Leo would say. “You’ll knock it down!”
Finn felt sad. He didn’t *mean* to knock it down. He just wanted to play with his brother. He tried to play quietly, but zooming cars are meant to zoom! Soon, *crash!*, the tower tumbled. Leo frowned. “Now I have to build it all over again!”
Mama Bear saw her little bears looking glum. She sat beside them and said, “Sometimes, when brothers want to do different things, it can be tricky. But what if you tried doing something *together*?”
Leo and Finn looked at each other. Together? What could they do together? Finn had an idea! “We could build a road for my cars *around* your tower!” he suggested. Leo’s face brightened. “That’s a great idea, Finn! We can make a whole city!”
So, Leo carefully rebuilt his tower, and Finn built winding roads and little car parks all around it. They worked together, helping each other. Leo made sure the roads didn’t get too close to the tower, and Finn zoomed his cars gently. It was much more fun than playing separately.
They built a wonderful city, with Leo’s tall tower as the tallest building and Finn’s cars zooming happily around. They laughed and played until it was time for bed. Mama Bear tucked them in, smiling. “See?” she said. “Working together makes everything better.”
Leo and Finn snuggled close. They learned that even though they liked different things, they could always find a way to play together, with kindness and patience. And that’s the best feeling of all. Now close your eyes, little one, and dream sweet dreams of building and zooming with your own loved ones.