

Tim and Mia are twins. They like to play in the bathroom. They turn on the faucet and splash water on each other. They laugh and giggle.
But one day, Tim wants to play with the faucet by himself. He pushes Mia away and says, "This is my faucet. Go away!"
Mia is sad and angry. She says, "No, this is our faucet. We share!"
Tim says, "No, we don't. I am bigger and stronger. You are small and weak."
Mia says, "That is not nice. You are mean and fierce."
Tim says, "I don't care. You can't have the faucet."
Mia tries to grab the faucet, but Tim pushes her again. She falls on the floor and cries.
Mom hears the noise and comes to the bathroom. She sees Tim and Mia fighting. She is not happy.
She says, "What are you doing? Why are you fighting?"
Tim says, "I want the faucet. Mia wants the faucet. But it is mine."
Mia says, "No, it is ours. Tim is fierce. He pushed me."
Mom says, "Stop it. The faucet is not a toy. You can't play with it. You can't push your sister. You have to share and be kind."
She makes Tim and Mia sit on the bed and think about what they did. She says, "You can't play in the bathroom until you say sorry to each other."
Tim and Mia sit on the bed. They are quiet and sad. They look at each other. They feel sorry.
They say, "Sorry, Tim. Sorry, Mia."
They hug and make up. They say, "We love you, Tim. We love you, Mia."
Mom hears them and smiles. She says, "That's better. Now you can play together. But not in the bathroom. Go to the living room and play with your toys."
Tim and Mia say, "Okay, Mom. Thank you, Mom."
They go to the living room and play with their toys. They share and are kind. They are happy.
