One day, a little girl named Sue was in the kitchen with her mom. Sue was very troubled because she wanted to help her mom cook, but her mom said, "No, Sue. You're too little to use the oven."
Sue's mom had to go to the store, so she warned Sue, "Do not touch the oven while I'm gone. It's very hot and could hurt you." Sue nodded and promised she wouldn't touch it.
While her mom was gone, Sue saw a cookie sheet on the table. She thought, "Maybe I can put the cookies in the oven for my mom." She forgot her mom's warning and opened the oven. The hot air came out and Sue felt scared. She quickly closed the oven door and decided to wait for her mom.
When her mom came back, Sue told her what happened. Her mom was happy that Sue was safe and said, "Thank you for telling me, Sue. Remember to always listen to warnings. They are there to keep you safe."
From that day on, Sue always listened to warnings and stayed safe. She learned that it's important to listen to her mom and to not do things she's not ready for.
