Granny No No Woolly and Tig

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Hey, Tig!

# I love Woolly And Woolly loves me

# We've been together Since we were wee

# We play hide and we play run

# We have funny, funny fun

# He's my spider cuddly toy

# He's my clever woolly boy

# I love Woolly And Woolly loves me

# We've been together Since we were wee. #

'When I was little, my daddy took me to see my granny.

'Woolly came too.'

Hello! Hello, Tiggy, sweetheart!

-'I love my granny.'

-Let's go. What'll we have?

-We'll have some tea, shall we?

-'Granny and Daddy had a cup of tea.

'Granny's Daddy's mummy.'

'That's funny!'

Can you tell me a story about Daddy?

'I asked Granny to tell me the story about when Daddy was little.'

I think we'll wait until Daddy's gone.

' "No," said Granny, "later." '

Be a good girl for Granny when I'm away.

'I wanted to help Granny.

'So, I took Daddy's cup of tea away for her.'

Oh, no, sweetheart, just leave that.

' "No", said Granny. "Be careful."

'Granny said no a lot.'

Dad's going to go away.

-'When Daddy left, I had my granny to myself.'

-I like having Tig here.

-Bye.

-Bye.

'Granny told me the story about how Daddy made a mud pie.'

About the mud pie, Granny?

Well, he was carrying a great, big tin, full of mud.

He said, "I've made you a mud pie.

"This is for you, Mummy, and for Jane."

'I wanted to make a mud pie too.

'I wanted to make Granny laugh like Daddy.

'I looked for a tin to fill with mud.'

-Clever girl.

-No.

-But we can't make any mud pies today.

-' "No", said Granny.'

I wanted to actually make a mud pie.

It's a heavy one.

'Granny had lots of exciting things round her house.

'Granny says that everything tells a story.

'I saw a big knife.'

What's that, Gran?

'Granny says that was Great-Grandad's knife.

' "Can I see?" I said.

' "No", said Granny. "Mustn't touch."

'Granny had a big, glass bottle.

'When you looked through the glass, it made everything move and bend.'

Careful, darling. No, no.

'When I tried to touch the bottle, Granny said, "No."

'Granny said no a lot.

'Granny has a staircase in her house.

'I love to run up and down Granny's staircase.'

No, Tig, don't run up and down the stairs.

-I don't want you to fall.

-' "No running on the stairs."

'Granny No-No.'

Hey, Tig, Granny doesn't just say no. She says yes too.

But there'd be no fun to say yes, if Granny didn't sometimes say no.

And Granny's "no"s keeps you safe.

No to spilling hot tea.

No to touching sharp knives.

No to running and falling down the stairs.

So, try thinking of all the things to do that will let Granny say yes.

Yes to playing with your toys. Yes to asking for stories.

Yes to showing you the treasure box.

Come on.

Hey, and, Tig, why don't you tell Granny how much you love her too?

' "Yes," I thought. I love my granny.

'I want to do things, so Granny can say yes.'

Love you, Granny. I love you, Granny.

Tig, darling, I love you too.

-Can I look at the treasure box?

-Of course you can.

' "Yes," said Granny!

' Can I put the jewels on? "Yes," said Granny.'

Ooh.

'Granny saw Woolly.'

-Oh! Oh, my goodness.

-He's only a toy spider.

'But you can cuddle Woolly, yes.'

Want to find a ring?

'And I love Woolly.'

# I love Woolly and Woolly loves me

# We've been together since we were wee

# He's my spider cuddly toy

# He's my clever, woolly boy

# I love Woolly and Woolly loves me

# We've been together since we were wee. #