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Here’s an expanded and clearer version of your story, along with a new title:
Original Title:
Baby Titas Scream Loud AngrY Bro Pavpav Bi–te Him When Mom Outside
Expanded Version (500 words):
In a busy household, Baby Titas was a little bundle of energy and curiosity. One day, while their mom was outside doing chores, Titas was playing happily inside the house. She loved exploring her toys and giggling at everything around her. But sometimes, her older brother Pavpav would get a little mischievous.
On this particular day, Pavpav was feeling playful but also a bit naughty. He saw Titas playing with her favorite toy and thought it would be funny to take it away. Titas didn’t like that at all! She immediately started to scream loudly, her tiny voice echoing through the house. She was so upset and angry that she shouted for her brother to return her toy.
“Pavpav! Give it back! I don’t like that!” Titas yelled, her face scrunching up with frustration. Her screams were loud because she was upset and didn’t want her toy taken from her. Pavpav, realizing she was really upset, hesitated for a moment. But instead of giving her toy back, he teased her further, making her cry even louder.
Just then, their mom came inside after finishing her chores. She heard Titas crying and saw Pavpav teasing his little sister. She gently but firmly told Pavpav, “Pavpav, that’s not nice. Titas is upset, and she needs to feel safe and loved. Please give her toy back and say sorry.”
Pavpav looked a little guilty. He gently handed Titas her toy and said, “Sorry, Titas. I didn’t mean to make you cry.” Titas sniffled but looked at her brother and saw he was sorry. She stopped crying a little and looked at him with wide, teary eyes.
Their mom knelt down and hugged both of them. She explained, “It’s okay to play and have fun, but we should always be kind and gentle with each other. When someone is upset, we need to listen and fix things by saying sorry and sharing.”
Pavpav nodded and promised, “I will be nicer and share my toys with Titas.” Titas smiled shyly and hugged her brother too. She felt happy that things were better and knew that her brother loved her.
From that day on, Pavpav learned to be more gentle, and Titas learned that sometimes, sharing and talking calmly can make everyone happy. Their mom was proud of both of them for understanding and caring for each other. And even when Titas screamed loudly, she knew her family was there to help her feel safe and loved.
New Title Suggestion:
“Baby Titas’ Loud Scream and the Lesson of Sharing”
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