Read Aloud Books for Kids | 💊Alex's Super Medicine @DixysStorytimeWorld Today, we’re reading Alex’s Super Medicine. Alex isn’t feeling well, but he doesn’t want to take his medicine. Will he change his mind? Let’s find out! Ages 3-5
Children's book: Written by: Kim Rex illustrated by: Heather Jenkins Edited by: Angela Briggs Designed by: Anita van der Merwe
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Hi kids! Welcome to Dixie's Storytime World.
Today, we're reading Alex's super medicine.
He isn't feeling well, but he doesn't want to take his medicine.
Do you think he'll change his mind?
Let's find out, together.
I'm not feeling so good, Mom.
Let's visit Dr. Bonji.
She can help.
Drink this medicine, Alex.
It will make you feel better.
But I don't like medicine.
It's yucky!
Jet, I'll let you play with my shiny red car if you drink my medicine.
Hey, can I make
my medicine taste better?
I know. I'll put it on my sandwich.
Maybe I should hide it away.
I know. I'll hide it in the garden.
Oh, no. I'd better try something else.
I know. I'll hide it in a bird's nest.
I should
just try it.
This is actually so much fun.
I feel something. What's happening?
I feel so much better. And all I had to do was drink my medicine.
You did it, Alex. We're so proud of you.
So kids, sometimes taking medicine can
help us feel better when we're sick.
And did you know, medicines come in different forms like liquids,
tablets and creams.
They help us in different ways
and we should only take medicine with help from a trusted grown-up.
Until next time, keep loving stories and let your imagination soar.
And always be good, kind, of course, polite.