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Old 08-04-2006, 04:54 PM
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Default Need ideas for a bedtime story

OK, so my 4yo just "inherited" my old teddy bear from when I was a kid. She's even changed it's name from "Teddy" to "Caillou" . Oh well . Anyway, last night I asked her if she wanted me to tell her one of the two bedtime stories that I usually tell ("The dog who couldn't bark" and/or "The Twinkle Star"). (These are stories that my dad used to tell me. I didn't make them up.) She declined and then asked me to tell her a story about "Caillou the Teddy Bear". Well, we tried to come up with something, but kind of conveniently got sidetracked onto other subjects. So, I told her I'd try to think of something.

This is where you come in. I need an outline of a simple story you can tell about a teddy bear. I'll share with you the basic premises of the two stories I mentioned above so that you have an idea of what I'm talking about.

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