One day, Kiki was eating cookies in bed. Yum! But oh no, crumbs were everywhere! Kiki thought, “I’ll clean it up later.” But guess what? Those crumbs attracted bugs!
Later, Kiki started to feel itchy. “Why am I so itchy?” Kiki wondered. When Kiki looked, there were bugs in the bed! The bugs came because of the cookie crumbs.
Kiki’s friend suggested asking Doo Doo for help. Doo Doo is very smart and knows a lot about bugs. Doo Doo helped Kiki feel better by getting rid of the bugs.
Doo Doo explained, “Eating in bed is not a good idea. It can make your bed messy and bring bugs. Bugs can make you itchy and even sick!”
Kiki understood and said, “I will clean up right away and not eat in bed anymore. Boys and girls, remember not to eat in bed to keep it clean and bug-free!”
Did you know that bugs like crumbs because they are tiny pieces of food? Keeping your room clean helps keep bugs away!
So, let’s keep our beds clean and eat at the table. It’s more fun and keeps us healthy!
Crumb Hunt Adventure: At home, ask an adult to help you find a small amount of cookie crumbs or cereal pieces. Sprinkle them on a clean surface, like a table. Pretend you are a bug and try to collect all the crumbs as quickly as possible. Afterward, discuss with an adult why bugs might be attracted to crumbs and what happens if we leave crumbs in places like our beds.
Bedtime Story Drawing: Draw a picture of Kiki’s story. Show what happened when Kiki ate cookies in bed and what she learned. Include Kiki, the crumbs, the bugs, and Doo Doo helping Kiki. Share your drawing with a friend or family member and explain why it’s important to keep our beds clean.
Spot the Clean Zone: With the help of an adult, explore different areas in your home to find the best places to eat. Look for places that are easy to clean, like the kitchen or dining table. Discuss why these areas are better for eating than the bed. Think about how you can help keep these areas clean after eating.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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[Music]
Kiki, you’re eating in bed again. Don’t worry, I will clean it up. You’re making a mess in here. I will clean it up later; it’s unsanitary. Watch out for the bugs you attract.
I’m not scared of bugs.
Fine, you’re on your own.
[Music]
What’s wrong?
[Music]
What happened?
I don’t know; I’m itching.
[Music]
Why are there bugs in my bed?
Your cookie crumbs brought them here. I’m itchy. What do I do now?
I think Doo Doo can help you. Let’s ask him.
Okay, baby.
Hello, children. Kiki has been bitten by bugs. Can you help him?
[Music]
No problem.
Okay.
[Music]
I feel better now.
Kiki, eating in bed is very unsanitary. That’s why you have bugs in your bed. You could get really sick from it.
I see. I will clean it up right away, and I won’t eat in bed anymore. Boys and girls, don’t eat in bed. Keep that in mind.
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This version removes any inappropriate or unnecessary language while maintaining the overall message.
