Yelly woke up feeling sas and didn't want to play. She tried to smile, but her tail just drooped. "Why do I feel so sas today?" she whispered. Yelly hid behind a bush, worried her friends would see.

A Sas Morning

Yelly saw her friend Cloud drift by, waving cheerfully. "Hello, Yelly! Want to play catch-the-wind?" Cloud called. Yelly shook her head and mumbled, "Not today..." Cloud floated closer, concerned.

Hiding Feelings

Cloud asked softly, "Are you feeling sas, Yelly?" Yelly nodded, looking at her paws. "It's okay to feel sas sometimes," Cloud said kindly. "Feelings come and go, just like me!"

A Gentle Chat

Yelly blinked and smiled a little. "Really? It won't last forever?" Cloud spun in a happy swirl. "Nope! Sadness blows by, and happy comes back soon." Yelly giggled, feeling lighter.

Feelings Change Like Clouds

Fluffy and round yellow monster that friendly looking and cute have cat ears


A fluffy, round, and friendly-looking yellow monster with cute cat ears

Yelly

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A yellow fluffy monster named Yelly wakes up feeling sas (sad). At first, Yelly tries to hide the feeling, worried that friends won’t like her if she isn’t always happy. With the help of a kind friend, Yelly learns that it’s okay to feel sas sometimes—that emotions are natural and will pass, just like clouds. By accepting her feelings, Yelly feels lighter and eventually finds her happy bounce again.
The lesson: Kids learn it’s normal to feel sad, and they don’t need to hide it—positive emotions will return in their own time.