Fussy eatingAges 3 to 5
The Super Petrol Station
“Food is fuel. Fill up today, go far.”
Start this storyTooth brushingAges 3 to 6
The Tooth Party
“The guests had fun. Now it's time to go home.”
6 minute read
Start this storyWhat this story helps with
- Brushing without a fight
- Learning the eight brushing steps
- Making bedtime routine feel like play
How the story goes
The want
{name} wants the party in their mouth to end so they can sleep.
Three tries
- Asks the rice grain guest nicely, it hides behind a molar
- Tickles the meat guest with the brush, it dances away
- Sings to the veggie guest, it giggles but stays
The refrain
“Brush, brush, brush. Home time!”
The ending
We stop short of spoiling it.
A look inside
Illustrations are placeholders until the real art lands.
- Page 5
"Party's over," said {name}. "Brush, brush, brush. Home time!"
- Page 14
The last guest yawned, waved, and slid down the drain. Quiet at last.
Questions about this story
Yes, gently. The brush visits every corner of the mouth in order, so the sequence sticks without feeling like a lesson.
Not at all. The guests are silly, not spooky, and the ending is calm and sleepy on purpose.
The story reads fine at 7, though the voice is written for 3 to 6. Plenty of parents get it as a younger-sibling book.