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Baby Bear Short Story

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Once upon a time, there was a bear named Baby Bear. Baby Bear was a sweet young bear who loved to spend time with his family. One sunny morning, while Baby Bear was lying in bed and reading his favorite book called "Toys at Play", his mom called him down for breakfast. “Baby Bear, come down for breakfast!” called Momma Bear. Baby Bear came from his tiny bedroom. He ran down the stairs very hungry for his breakfast. “Mommy, are we having waffles again for breakfast?” asked Baby Bear. “No honey, we're having something special today!" exclaimed Momma Bear. When Baby Bear went downstairs, on the table he saw homemade porridge. Baby Bear had only had porridge once before. About one year ago, Baby Bear and his parents were having breakfast at a breakfast place and Baby Bear had porridge for the first time. Ever since then he had been dreaming of porridge. "Mommy, you're the best! Thank you so much for porridge!" exclaimed Baby Bear in a very excited voice. "No problem. I bought it just for you!" said Momma bear. …show more content…

However, something felt wrong. He then realized that it was burning hot! "AHHHHHHHHHH THIS IS BURNING HOT"! screamed Baby Bear. "Baby Bear, it's ok. Just let it cool down for about an hour," said Mamma Bear. "Ok, but momma that hurt my tongue a lot," wept Baby Bear. Baby Bear heard footsteps coming down the stairs. It was Papa Bear who was coming down. "Hello, honey. Hello, Baby Bear. How are you both doing this morning?" asked Papa Bear. "We're good! However, this porridge is too hot," said Baby Bear. "Ok, we can go for a walk to pick blueberries for the muffins Mamma Bear is making, to burn off the time," said Papa

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