A story about temptation, integrity, and doing what’s right even after getting it wrong.

When Aria spotted the last Woolworths collectable she needed—Space Cat*—sitting on the ground with no tag and no one around, it felt like a sign. She slipped it into her pocket. But soon after, something began to twist in her chest: her conscience. This story explores what it means to be trustworthy—not by never making mistakes, but by having the courage to make things right. With help from her mum, Aria learns that integrity is listening to that quiet voice inside, even when it’s hard.

A thoughtful, honest story about temptation, guilt, and growing a heart that chooses truth.

*Space Cat and other characters are Laura's creative liberty - never fear, there is not another collectable you are to be hunting down!!

Parent Conversation Guide

Conversation Starters:
What did Aria do when she found the toy?
Why do you think she felt funny in her tummy later on?
Have you ever had a moment where you knew you needed to make something right?

Phrases You Can Use:
“I’m proud of you for telling the truth, even when it was hard.”
“Your conscience is there to help guide you. We can always listen and make things right.”
“Making a mistake doesn’t make you bad—it’s what you choose next that matters.”

What to Model:
Respond calmly when your child confesses something hard—this helps them learn that telling the truth leads to connection, not punishment.
Talk openly about your own moments of conscience and integrity.
Reinforce that courage isn’t just doing the right thing at first—it’s also admitting when you didn’t, and choosing to fix it. Model this next time you are angry, unkind, misunderstand something, blame or stuff up in some way.

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Chloe is tired of always doing more. More jobs, more rules, more responsibility. It feels like her little sister Zoe gets away with everything—especially when she gets a treat after making a huge backyard mess. But after a big meltdown, Chloe’s grandma gently helps her understand that fairness isn’t always about things being equal—it’s about what each person needs in that moment. This episode helps kids explore big feelings about fairness, how to see from someone else’s perspective, and what it means to love others patiently within a family.

Perfect for girls navigating sibling dynamics, emotional regulation, and learning that strong hearts don’t always get their way—but keep showing up with kindness anyway.

Parent Conversation Guide

Conversation Starters:
What parts of Chloe’s day felt unfair to her?
Have you ever had a moment like that with a sibling or friend?
Why do you think Chloe’s grandma reminded her that fairness isn’t always about things being equal?

Phrases You Can Use:
“It’s okay to feel upset. Let’s talk about what felt unfair.”
“Fair doesn’t always mean everyone gets the same thing—it means everyone gets what they need.”
“Even when you’re hurting, your honesty and kindness still matter.”

What to Model:
Model empathy when your child is upset about perceived unfairness by staying calm and listening first.
Name what’s hard, and gently introduce the idea that needs differ in a family—and love means helping each other through those differences.
Praise moments when your child acts with patience, maturity, or chooses kindness, even when it costs them.

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When Emmy skips packing her lunch to finish her LEGO zoo, she finds herself hungry and embarrassed at school — until her friends generously share their food. In this gentle story about obedience, responsibility, and gratitude, young listeners will follow Emmy as she learns what it means to stop, listen, and grow. A heartfelt episode for girls learning how small choices shape big growth.

Parent Conversation Guide

Why This Episode Matters:
This story creates a gentle space to explore some big lessons: learning to obey even when we don’t feel like it, taking responsibility for our own routines, and recognising the value of kindness when things go wrong.

Things to Talk About:

• Responsibility: What are some jobs your child is capable of doing on their own each morning?
• Obedience: What helps them stop and listen, even when they’re in the middle of something fun?
• Gratitude: Has someone ever helped them when they forgot something or made a mistake? How did that feel?
  
  

Try Saying This:

• “Sometimes it’s hard to stop playing when you're in the middle of something, but learning to pause and take responsibility helps you grow.”
• “It’s okay to forget sometimes — the important part is what you do next.”
• “That was kind of your friend. How could we pass that kindness on to someone else?”
  
  

Model It:
Let your child hear you narrate your own growth:

• “I really wanted to keep reading, but I knew I needed to finish getting ready first.”
• “Oops, I forgot something — I’ll make a checklist next time.”
  
  

Encourage Ownership:
Work together to create a simple morning routine your child can do independently. Include fun at the end of the list (like LEGO!) to help build natural motivation and confidence.

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