It’s a warm and sunny
Sunday morning. Daddy is reading the newspaper while mummy is busy dusting the
living room.
It’s quiet in the
Gupta household. Daddy asks mummy if she has seen Maggie.
Alarm bells start
ringing when they both realize that they haven’t seen her. Big brother has gone
for tennis practice, they know, so where is she?
Then they hear some
noise from the …
…kitchen!
They rush to the
kitchen and find Maggie sitting on the floor, her hands full of grubby noodles,
her clothes are dirty.
At the commotion,
Maggie looks up (hic) to see mamma and papa staring and laughing at the scene.
Maggie joins them laughing as she digs into the noodles once again.
Ma lifts her up while
Maggie protests loudly. (Oh, dear!)
Her voice grows louder
and louder as mummy sets about to clean her. She washes her hands and face and
makes her wear fresh clothes.
But Maggie is adamant
to scream and bring the house down, (Oh, dear!) all of which is recorded and
uploaded on YouTube. (Dear, dear!)
Ma soothes her and
says she will give her MAGGI Noodles but not in the kitchen. Food is eaten at
the dining table, she says firmly, as she plants a sweet kiss on baby’s cheeks.
Maggie is mollified as
Ma brings her, her favorite yellow plate with a few strings of mashed MAGGI
Atta Noodles and tells her to eat it.
A delighted Maggie
digs into her plate and puts both her hands into her mouth that can hold just
one hand full of food at a time.
Ma is never tired as
she watches her youngest child learning the first lessons of eating with her
fingers.
Baby is happy as she relishes her favorite
food. She loves mummy and daddy and big bro, and of course, MAGGI Noodles!
The moral of the
story? If Maggie cries and is adamant about her choice of food, MAGGI Noodles
will set it right! It always does, for
the Guptas, at least.
And you? (Wink, wink)
What would make your
child eat her/his food? Share with us on the space below. We’d love to hear
from you. (Wink, wink)