

Jenny and Jack were twins who shared a crib. They liked to play together, but sometimes they fought over toys and blankets. One day, their mom said, "You are too big for one crib. You need to separate and sleep in your own beds." She showed them two new beds in their room, one with pink sheets and one with blue sheets.
Jenny and Jack did not like this idea. They wanted to stay in their crib. They cried and said, "No, no, no! We want our crib!" Their mom said, "Sorry, but you have to try. You will like your new beds, I promise. They are cozy and soft. And you can still see each other and talk to each other." She kissed them and tucked them in their new beds.
But as soon as their mom left, Jenny and Jack got out of their beds and climbed back into their crib. They hugged each other and said, "We like our crib. It is ours. We don't want to separate." They fell asleep in their crib.
The next morning, their mom came to wake them up. She was surprised to see them in their crib. She said, "Oh, you two are so persistent! You really love your crib, don't you?" She smiled and said, "Okay, okay. You can keep your crib for a little while longer. But you have to share it nicely. No fighting, okay?" Jenny and Jack nodded and said, "Okay, mom. We will share. We love you." They hugged their mom and thanked her for letting them keep their crib. They were happy.
