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Once upon a time there was a girl named Glasha, she was 3 years old.
Once Glasha wanted to eat some candy.
Previously, my mother gave her sweets and Glasha fell in love with them.
And then my mother stopped giving them.
He says that sweets are harmful.
And Glasha liked them.
She knows and remembers that they are so delicious!
So Glasha asks her mom for candy.
And my mother replies: “No, I won't give you candy. She's harmful. You haven't eaten yet."
And Glasha is so offended to hear my mother's "No".
She asks more and more and cries more and more, because she does not see or hear from her mother any understanding of her and no sympathy.
How bad Glasha is in this situation.
And mom is not doing very well either, she worries that Glasha is crying. And at the same time, mom is worried about Glasha's health, her mom doesn't want Glasha to get sick from sweets.
And then a small fairy, the size of a palm, flew in and sat on her mother's shoulder.
And the fairy says:
- “I want to help you and Glasha too. I can see how you both are worried."
At first, my mother was surprised to see the fairy, but she really wanted help. Therefore, he says:
- "Help if you want and you can."
And the fairy continues:
- “I understand you. You want Glasha to be healthy and worry that she is crying."
- “Yes,” - says my mother, - “I'm sorry that I have to refuse her candy. And I feel guilty in front of her, because I taught her to sweets. And I'm worried that the candy might harm her. And Glasha is sorry that she is crying so bitterly. I love her."
Fairy and says:
- “And you try to say to Glasha everything that you feel and think. Maybe it will be easier for her."
Mom says to Glasha:
- “Glasha, I understand that you want candy. I'm very sorry that I can't give it to you now. I understand that you are very upset about this. I feel sorry for you. And I sympathize with you. I love you. And I'm worried that sweets will be harmful to you and you will feel bad because of this. And I don't want you to feel bad. I can give you candy after your meal."
Glasha heard her mother's words, and it became easier for her, and her tears dried up. She realized that her mother loves and regrets her. And that he doesn't want her to be sick. And that she can eat candy after eating.
Mom says:
- "Come to me, Glashenka, I will hug you."
Mom hugged Glasha and both of them felt good.
The fairy looked at them and said:
- “I am very glad that you heard each other. And now I feel good in my soul. I flew further. Maybe someone else will need my help. And if you need help, then call me. I will come and help as much as I can."
- "Thank you, fairy, you helped us a lot."
Here the fairy tales end, and who listened - well done!
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Psychologist, child psychologist Larisa Velmozhina.
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