Two year old Timmy loved to dance. He would wiggle and twirl around the living room, his chubby little legs moving to the beat of the music. But every time his mom caught him dancing, she would shake her head and tell him to stop. "Boys don't dance, Timmy," she would say. Timmy didn't understand why his mom didn't want him to dance. He thought he was pretty good at it. So one day, he decided to prove her wrong.

He waited until his mom was busy in the kitchen, then put on his favorite song and started dancing. He moved his arms and legs with all the enthusiasm he could muster, a big grin on his face. When his mom walked in and saw him dancing, she gasped in surprise. But instead of telling him to stop, she watched with a smile on her face. Timmy danced even harder, determined to show his mom just how good he was.

As the music reached its peak, Timmy pulled off a spin that made his mom's jaw drop. She clapped and cheered, amazed at her son's talent. From that day on, she never discouraged Timmy from dancing again. And Timmy? Well, he danced his heart out every chance he got, knowing that he had proven his mom wrong.

The Dance Competition