Lilly, a 4-year-old girl, woke up in her usual wet diaper. The feeling was all too familiar. But today, she had another problem. She needed to poop.

Lilly knew she had her diaper on, but she also knew that it was already wet from her bedwetting. She didn't want to make it messier.

She thought about going to the bathroom, like her older sister, Amy. Amy was always so proud of using the big girl's toilet.

But Lilly was scared. The toilet was so high, and the sound it made when it flushed was so loud. She didn't want to go there alone.

She looked around for her favorite stuffed animal, Mr. Bunny. She felt braver when he was with her. But he was nowhere to be seen.

She decided to wake up Amy for help. Amy was always there for her, even though she sometimes found Lilly's problems silly.

Lilly tiptoed to Amy's bed and woke her up. She told Amy about her problem, hoping her sister would have a solution.

Amy, still sleepy, looked at Lilly. She saw the worry on Lilly's face and knew she had to help her younger sister.

She told Lilly that it was okay to poop in her diaper since it was already wet. But Lilly didn't like that idea. She didn't want to feel dirty.

Amy then suggested using the toilet. But Lilly was still scared. She didn't want to go there alone, and she didn't know if she could do it.

So, Amy promised she would go with her. She would help her climb up the toilet and stay with her until she was done.

Lilly felt a bit better with Amy's promise. She held her sister's hand and followed her to the bathroom.

Amy helped Lilly climb up the toilet. Lilly was still scared, but she was also a bit excited. She felt like a big girl.

After a while, Lilly was done. She felt relieved and proud. She looked at Amy and saw her sister smiling at her.

Amy helped Lilly clean up and then they both went back to their room. Lilly was still holding Amy's hand. She felt safe and loved.

They found Mr. Bunny lying on the floor. Lilly hugged him tightly and thanked Amy for her help. She promised to try using the toilet more often.

Amy hugged Lilly back and told her she did a great job. She was proud of her little sister. She knew Lilly was growing up.

Lilly felt happy and proud. She wasn't just a bedwetter. She was also a brave girl who could use the toilet like a big girl.

She fell asleep holding Mr. Bunny, feeling safe and loved. She knew she could face any problem with Amy by her side.

And Amy, watching Lilly sleep, felt proud of her little sister. She knew Lilly was brave and capable. She was proud to be her big sister.

That night, Lilly dreamt of being a superhero. She was no longer scared of the toilet. She was Lilly, the brave toilet user.

The next morning, Lilly woke up in a dry diaper. She was surprised and happy. She realized she didn't wet her bed that night.

She ran to Amy's bed and woke her up. She told her the good news. Amy smiled and hugged Lilly. She was proud of her.

That day, Lilly felt like a real big girl. She was not just Amy's little sister. She was Lilly, the brave girl who could face any dilemma.

From that day on, Lilly started using the toilet more often. She was still a bedwetter, but she was also a brave girl who wasn't afraid of the toilet.

And Amy, always there to help, watched Lilly grow up. She was proud of her little sister. She knew Lilly would overcome her bedwetting problem one day.

Lilly's dilemma was no more a problem. It was a stepping stone that made her stronger and more confident. She was Lilly, the brave and proud girl.

Amy was proud of Lilly. She was not just her little sister. She was Lilly, the brave and proud girl. And Amy was proud to be her big sister.