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In one small town, there lived a little girl named Lily. She loved sweets, from candy to chocolate bars. Her every day was filled with dreams of them.

However, the baby was forbidden to eat a lot of sweets, because of which, before going to bed, she imagined herself in a place where there were so many of these sweets that it would be enough for the children of the whole city.

One sunny day, while walking down the street, Lily came across a magical forest full of sweets. Excitedly, she began to eat candy and everything that came in her way. At the same time, she went further and further, in search of something new and more tasty.

– Yum! This is the best day!, – she exclaimed.

However, as the day passed, Lily began to feel strange pains in her stomach.

– Oh!

She moaned, clutching her stomach. Lily also felt something else, her teeth became sensitive.

Lily realized that her love for sweets was harming her tummy and teeth.

– Oh no, what have I done?, – said Lily.

– Now it’s clear why my parents forbade me to eat a lot of sweets.

Lily also remembered about caries, and she was overcome with fear that perhaps it was him. The baby, looking sick, decided to leave the forest with sweets.

Lily immediately turned to her parents for help. Afraid that they might send her to the dentist, she promised them to do whatever they told her.

She understood the importance of a balanced diet. From that day on, Lily enjoyed sweets in moderation, savoring every treat.

When she did as her parents told her, Lily’s tummy stopped hurting and her teeth sparkled brighter than before. The sensitivity disappeared as soon as Lily brushed her teeth. She knew she had learned important lessons: eating too much sweets could get you in trouble. Before eating sweets, you need to eat healthy food and drink more water. Don’t forget to brush your teeth.

So, with a smile on her face, with knowledge gained from her own experience, Lily began to share her story with friends. The children were very interested to hear what happened to her. And although not all, but many of her friends, listened to advice.