Two year old Timmy had a family of 8. His mom was always quick to anger, getting mad over the smallest things. One day, Timmy was happily dancing around the living room, twirling and giggling with joy. Suddenly, his mom's face turned red with fury as she yelled at him to stop. Timmy froze in fear, not understanding why his innocent dance had upset her so much.

Tears welled up in Timmy's eyes as he tried to apologize, but his mom's anger only grew. She sent him to his room, where he sat on his bed, feeling confused and hurt. Timmy's older sister, Lily, came to comfort him, explaining that their mom was just stressed and it wasn't his fault. Timmy nodded, but he couldn't shake off the feeling of guilt and sadness.

The next day, Timmy decided to make it up to his mom by helping out around the house. He picked up his toys without being asked, set the table for dinner, and even tried to make his bed (although it ended up a bit lopsided). His mom noticed his efforts and her heart softened. She hugged Timmy tightly, telling him how proud she was of him.

From that day on, Timmy learned to be more careful with his actions around his mom, and she learned to be more patient with him. Their bond grew stronger, filled with love and understanding. And Timmy continued to dance, but this time, with his mom's approval and a smile on her face.