A young girl learns from stories of kids who come to he Doctor Dad's Children's Hospital. In this story, she hears about a young boy who thinks he can grow an orange tree in his tummy by swallowing the seeds  

Ruhi and Dr B - A tree in the Tummy

Ruhi with wide curious eyes, sitting on the floor, eavesdropping on her father Dr. B, who is partially visible in the background.

Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a little girl named Ruhi. Her father, Dr. B, was a kind doctor who helped children get better when they were sick. One day, Ruhi overheard her father telling a story about a boy who believed he could grow an orange tree in his tummy by swallowing the seeds. Ruhi's eyes widened with curiosity as she listened to the mysterious tale.

The Mysterious Seed

Ved with sparkling excited eyes, whispering to Ruhi in a cozy bedroom with toys scattered around.

Ruhi couldn't stop thinking about the story. She ran to her friend Ved's house and shared the tale with him. Ved's eyes sparkled with excitement as he suggested, 'Let's try growing a tree in our tummies too!' Ruhi and Ved giggled at the silly idea, but the thought of having a tree inside them was too intriguing to resist.

The Curious Plan

A small pile of orange seeds on a kitchen table with Ruhi and Ved's hands reaching for them, the children are not fully shown.

The next day, Ruhi and Ved found some orange seeds in the kitchen. They believed these seeds had the magic to grow a tree in their tummies. With great determination, they swallowed the seeds, hoping to see a tiny tree sprout inside them. They waited and waited, but nothing seemed to happen.

The Magic of Seeds

Dr. B with a warm smile, explaining to Ruhi and Ved, who look enlightened, in a living room filled with books and plants.

As days went by, Ruhi and Ved realized that their tummies felt funny. They remembered Dr. B's stories about how our bodies work and the importance of eating healthy food. They decided to share their secret with Dr. B. He listened with a warm smile and gently explained that trees grow in the soil, not in tummies. Ruhi and Ved learned an important lesson about the magic of nature and the importance of listening to grown-ups.

A Lesson Learned

Ruhi and Ved, in awe, looking at a lush garden with Dr. B pointing to a growing tree, teaching them about nature.

Dr. B took Ruhi and Ved to a beautiful garden. They marveled at the tall trees, colorful flowers, and juicy fruits. Dr. B showed them how trees grow from tiny seeds in the soil, with sunlight and water to help them grow big and strong. Ruhi and Ved were amazed by the wonders of nature and felt grateful for the real trees outside their tummies.

The Garden Adventure

A pot with a small sprouting plant on a windowsill with Ruhi and Ved's smiling faces peering from behind, only their eyes and foreheads visible.

Ruhi and Ved realized that they didn't need trees in their tummies to have fun. They planted the remaining seeds in a pot and watered them every day. As they watched the seeds sprout into tiny plants, they understood the true magic of nature. They also learned that the best adventures happen when friends explore together.

The Seed of Friendship

Ruhi and Ved's hands presenting a potted plant to a neighbor, only the hands and the pot are in view.

Ruhi and Ved decided to share their little plants with their neighbors. They carefully replanted the growing saplings in small pots and gifted them to friends and family. The joy on their loved ones' faces filled Ruhi and Ved's hearts with happiness. They realized that the real magic was in sharing the wonders of nature with others.

The Joy of Giving

A group of children, including Ruhi and Ved, watering plants in a community garden, with the hospital visible in the distance.

From that day on, Ruhi, Ved, and their friends continued to explore the beauty of nature. They watered the plants, watched them grow, and shared their love for nature with everyone. And every time they visited Dr. B's Children's Hospital, they listened to more wonderful stories that filled their hearts with joy and wisdom.