
Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
By Cindy liue

08 Oct, 2024

Five little monkeys, full of energy, were jumping around on the bed. They were giggling and screeching, their little bodies bouncing up and down.

Suddenly, one of the little monkeys slipped and fell off the bed. He bumped his head, causing him to cry out. Mama Monkey rushed in, concern etched on her face.

Mama Monkey called the doctor, who was an old and wise monkey. He checked the little monkey's head and told them sternly, "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Despite the warning, as soon as the doctor left, four little monkeys started jumping on the bed again. They were too excited to stay still. But soon, another monkey fell and bumped her head.

Mama Monkey called the doctor again. He lectured the little monkeys, "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!" Yet, the three remaining monkeys couldn't resist the thrill and started jumping again.

As expected, another little monkey fell off and bumped his head. The room filled with cries again, and Mama Monkey called the doctor in despair.

The doctor arrived quickly, lecturing the remaining monkeys with a stern expression. "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!" he repeated. But the two little monkeys didn't listen.

One of them couldn't resist the temptation and started jumping again. Unfortunately, he too fell off and bumped his head. The room filled with cries and calls for the doctor.

The doctor arrived, looking exasperated. "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!" he said. The last monkey listened to him, but the allure of the bed was too strong.

She started jumping on the bed, but like her siblings, she too fell and bumped her head. The room echoed with her cries, and Mama Monkey called the doctor one last time.

The doctor, now more stern than ever, announced, "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!" This time, the monkeys listened. They understood that jumping on the bed was not safe.

From that day forward, the little monkeys never jumped on the bed again. They realized their actions had consequences, and they promised to be more careful in the future.