Mom, can I help aunty with some housework like you do?

Another way is to help with the laundry. Sort the clothes according to color, put them in the washing machine, and then help with folding them when they are dry.

Yes, you can. Reading the same books can give you more topics to talk about with aunty.

You can start by spending more time with her. Listen to her when she talks about her day, her feelings or her problems. It can make her feel supported and loved.

Talk to her gently. Let her know that she might have been influenced too much by this story. Share your own thoughts and feelings about the story, and ask her to think about it from different angles.

Setting the table is also an easy task. You can put out the plates, forks, knives and glasses neatly.

Sure. There was a story where a mom helped her son with his school project. The son had to build a model of a solar system. The mom used her creativity to make planets out of styrofoam balls and painted them beautifully. She also helped him research facts about each planet, which not only made the project a great success but also enhanced the son's knowledge about space.

Reward him when he does complete his tasks. It could be a small treat like his favorite dessert or a movie night together.

Yes, I do. It can add an interesting dynamic and depth to the story if handled well.

One possible story could be when the mom was ill and bedridden. Her young son, being very helpful, fetched a bedpan for her when she needed to pee. He was a bit shy at first but knew his mom needed assistance, so he overcame his embarrassment and did what he could to help.

There was a young boy who wanted to participate in a sports competition but was too shy to sign up. His mom encouraged him, signed him up herself, and then trained with him every day. She helped him build his confidence and he ended up winning a medal in the competition. She was there every step of the way, cheering him on and giving him tips on how to improve.