Mom Said “STOP!”...What Happened Next?! 😱🤰| Slow English (Level A2) |

Oh, I need to get ready. I hope we're not late. Anna, Alex, it's almost time to go. Okay, Mom, we're coming. There are my yellow shoes. Almost. Can't quite reach it. Nope, that's not going to work. Just a little closer. Oh, no, now it's even farther away. Mom, do you need help? Yes, please. I can help you, Mom. We'll be your helpers. Thank you. I just need my yellow shoes. Oh my goodness. I'll get them. Me too. Here you go. Wait, where's the other one? Wasn't it right there? It has to be somewhere. Don't worry. I'll find it. Found it. This must be the missing shoe. I got my shoes, Mom. Great. Now help your sister. That's not Mom's shoe, but it's yellow. You too. Please look carefully. Hopefully. shelf. I'm looking. None of these match. Where did it go? Let's keep looking carefully. Oh dear, we're running out of time. Not behind here. Not under the table either. We found it. Hehehehehehe We're just faster. Found it, so I'll help mom. Then I'll help with the other shoe. Okay, but please be gentle. Slowly, please. There's no need to rush. This side, and I've got this one. Wait! Not so fast! Oops! Sorry, Mom. Stop for a moment, please. Mom, are you okay? We stopped. There is no need to rush around. We must all work together. Let's put these shoes on. I bet it's going to point to me. It's definitely my turn. Fine, you can have it. Yes! Finally ready! You were going too fast. You were rushing too. I was trying to help. Hmm, I'm helping Mom more. No, I am. Anna, Alex, Anna, Alex, stop. If you're only trying to win, you're not really helping me. Sorry, Mom, sorry. Let's guide your foot right in. There we go, nice and easy. Great teamwork, you two. We did it! We can help Mom with everything now. Everything? I'll carry it for you, Mom. Oh, all right, thank you. Careful, Alex. I'm okay, Mom. I'll get it. I'll get your water. I can get it. You don't both have to rush. I brought extra water, too. Three bottles? That's quite a lot, Alex. Mom might need more things. Let's get everything she could need. I'll find them first. He he he he he. Mom might need these. And I found more things. Mom might need a pillow, too. I brought a pillow, too. Then I'll find more things. More things? It still won't close. Maybe we can make everything fit. Wait, that's the one thing I actually need. Anna, Alex, look over here. But I brought all of these. I brought even more. Please listen to me. Push harder. I'm trying. That bag was much too full. Oh, no. We're almost late. Anna, Alex, stop, please. Mom? Okay. I need both of you to listen now. Okay, Mom. Okay. Okay. Did either of you ever ask me what I actually needed? No. We didn't. We didn't. We made a big mess. And Mom still didn't get what she needed. Helping isn't about doing the most or being the fastest. First, listen and ask what someone really needs. I understand. Me too. We're sorry, Mom. We'll start again and listen this time. Thank you. That sounds much better. Mom, what do you actually need me to help with? Thank you for asking. I only need three things. My bag, one bottle of water, and the item on the table. Just those three? That's all. I have your bag. And I have the water and your other item. Everything fits now. It closes. Perfect. That's exactly what I needed. Would you like me to help with your shoe? Thank you for asking. Thank you, sweetheart. Perfect. They feel comfortable now. We did it the right way. Teamwork. Wait, we should ask first. Mom, do you need help? Now you're remembering. You're welcome, Mommy. Let's go to the park. Yes, please. Thank you. I've got it, Mom. We're ready. My real helpers. Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. Want to understand English, Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, and 60 plus more languages without language barriers? Use Doraverse Real-Time Translation. Meet, talk, learn. No interpreter needed. Have to pick them up. I'll help you. Coming, Anna! Alex, wait! Your shoe! What? What? Everything is almost ready for the baby. Nice and clean. Look, Alex! They're so tiny. Those are really for the baby? Baby? Mom, this sock is so tiny. It is. Let's keep it nice and clean for the baby. This one will be perfect for the baby. It's for our teddy. Teddy! You're a good helper. Please play on the other side of the yard and keep the baby clothes clean. Okay, Mom. We will. We'll be careful, Mom. We promise. Anna, look. Let's play with the ball. Okay, but over here. Want to play catch? Yes, but let's stay far away from the baby clothes. OK. Nice throw, Al. Catch this one. Anna, behind you. Almost got it. We have to pick them up. I'll help you. Your shoe. What? What? Alex, look what happened to the baby's towel. I didn't see the paint. But the clothes fell because you bumped the line. Only because the ball came too far. We both made a mistake. Anna? Alex? Are you two okay out there? We promised Mom we would stay away from the clothes. She's going to know something happened. Maybe we can just put everything back. Wait, Alex! Look at the stains. Mom will see them right away. You're right. What if we put these somewhere for now? No. We shouldn't hide what happened from Mom. You tell Mom first. Why don't we tell her together? Maybe we can clean the clothes and then tell Mom what happened? Do you think we can? If we get the stains out, the clothes will be clean again. We have to be really careful. Let's fix our mistake carefully. Okay, we can do this. Just a little water first. We'll get everything clean. I think the dirt is coming off. Keep going, it's working. Almost gone. Yeah, we did it. Color isn't coming out. It still looks the same. Maybe we just need make more soap. Alex, I think that's enough. Look at all these bubbles. Bubbles. OK, OK. Why is there even more? Maybe water will wash the bubbles away. No, Alex. Pouring. Careful, Anna. Floor. This got much bigger than we planned. The hallway. This was only one little stain. Now the whole room is full of bubbles. Now let's see if the baby clothes are dry. That's strange. Where are the other clothes? Anna? Alex? Who are you? Paint footprints? What happened out here? These footprints go all the way inside. How did this get in here? Anna? Alex? What's going on in there? Anna? Alex? What happened here? Mom, we were trying to fix it. Can you tell me what happened here? Um, the baby clothes dirty. Alex? Anna? Wait. No more blaming each other. Please tell me what happened from the beginning. Okay, Mom. We'll tell you. Mom, I agreed to play. I accidentally bumped the drying rack. That's when the clothes fell. Thank you for telling me the truth. I threw the ball too far, then I stepped in the paint without noticing. I accidentally got it on the baby's towel. Thank you for being honest, Alex. We thought about hiding the clothes, but we knew that was wrong. We tried to wash them before telling you. We wanted to fix our mistake. I used too much soap. I thought more bubbles would make the clothes cleaner. I understand what you were trying to do. The dirty clothes can be cleaned. What worries me is that you used the soap. You used it without asking me first. Next time, ask an adult first. Okay, Mom. We will. I'm sorry, Mom. And I'm sorry I blamed you, Alex. I'm sorry, too. I made mistakes as well. Thank you both for being honest. I accept your apology. Now we'll clean this up together, and I'll help you. Okay, Mom. We'll help. Start with the water. I'll clean this side, and I'll help over here. This small amount is enough. More soap does not mean cleaner clothes. That's all? We used way too much. The color is coming out and the shirt is clean again. Good job. Slow and careful works much better. Here's another clothespin. Thanks. I'll hang this one carefully. That's perfect. Take your time. The baby will never know about our bubble disaster. Get away from here now. Everyone makes mistakes. What matters is taking responsibility. Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. I'll only take a few minutes. Max, wait! The weather is getting worse! Dad, please be careful! Mom, the ladder is sinking! Mom, look at those clouds! Oh, the weather is changing quickly. Mom, the trees are moving so much! The wind is getting stronger. We should get ready for the rain. Anna, let's put everything safely inside. Okay, Mom. I'll help. What was that? That part of the roof came loose. Max, what happened? Part of the roof is loose. If the rain gets heavy, water could get inside. Can we fix it later? Please wait until the weather clears. We can call a professional. I know, but the rain could make it worse. I'll only take a few minutes. Max, wait! The weather is getting worse! Dad, please be careful! Dad, do you really have to do it now? I'll be careful, Anna. The ladder moved! Max, this isn't safe. I saw it. I'll check it first. There. That should hold. Max, please stop. The weather is getting worse. I know, Ella. It's only a small section. I can finish before the rain starts. I still don't think you should risk it. Dad, the ladder doesn't look straight. I'll check it again. The side is sinking. Look at the bottom! Okay, stay back. I see it. Dad, it's moving! She's right. Don't climb that ladder, Max. See? It feels steady now. Are you sure, Dad? Please, Max. We can wait and call someone. If the rain starts pouring, the roof could get worse. Max, I really think you should stop. Please be careful, Dad. Stay back. I'll be down soon. I'm watching the bottom. Stay back, Anna. I'll be careful. If the wind gets any stronger, come down immediately. I've got it under control. Almost there. I'm okay. Down now. Just a little longer. I'm almost finished. Mom, it's starting to rain. Stay with me, Anna. I see it. Just one second. Stop and come down! Dad! It moved again! I'm coming down! Whoa! Hold steady! Dad, are you okay? Answer me! Anna, don't move him. Stay right here with me. I'm awake. Is Dad okay? Is Dad okay? I think I can sit up. No, Max. Stay still until help gets here. Okay. I'll stay down. Please send help. My husband fell from a ladder. I'm staying still. I'm right here, Dad. And he is awake. Is awake. Max, stay still. We're going to move you carefully. Okay. He stayed awake the whole time. Dad, I'm here. Anna, I'm okay. Stay with Mom. I love you, Dad. We're coming with you. He fell from a ladder and remained conscious. Bring him into the examination room. I'm awake. Mom, I keep thinking about Dad falling. I know, sweetheart. We're here together. Is Dad going to be okay? The doctors are taking care of him. We have to stay calm. You warned Dad more than once. His decision was not your fault. Really? Really. Everything will be alright, sweetie. Are you sure? I promise you, everything will be fine. Mrs. Ella? Yes? How is Max? Is my Dad okay? Is my Dad okay? Max is stable. He was injured in the fall, but fortunately it is not more serious. Thank goodness. Dad is going to be okay! Yes, sweetheart. He's going to recover. Hey, Anna. Hi, Dad. Take your time, sweetheart. Dad, why didn't you listen when I warned you? Anna. She was very scared, Max. Anna, I didn't realize how scared you were. I thought something terrible happened to you. I am completely fine, sweetheart. Don't you both worry about me. I saw the ladder shaking. I saw it sinking into the ground. I kept telling you. I know, Anna. You were right. I'm sorry, Anna. I'm sorry, Ella. I should have listened. Please don't scare us like that again. That's all we want. It's good to have you home, Dad. It's good to be home. Slowly, Max. No rushing. I'm okay. I was just remembering what happened. Dad, you're not going back up there, are you? No, Anna. Good answer. Hello, I need someone to safely finish a roof repair. You're calling someone? Yes, that's the right choice. So you're really not fixing it yourself? Not this time. Safety comes first. Now that sounds like you learned something. I learned something important. A repair can wait, but our safety comes first. Promise? I promise. That's the promise of here. Thanks for watching the video. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the channel. You really are hurting. It's just my tooth, sweetheart. It really hurts now. Okay, Ella, stop eating for a moment. Because of its position and the discomfort it's causing, I recommend removing the tooth. Removing it today? We can discuss everything first. And then everyone started laughing. That must have been hilarious. Alex, you always have the funniest stories. Yes, that was funny. Dad, you should have seen their faces. I can imagine. Mom, are you okay? I'm fine, sweetheart. Mom, does something hurt? I'm okay, honey. I'm just a little tired. Are you sure? I promise. I saved your favorite for you. Thanks, Max. I'll try a little. It's really good, Mom. 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