Jump Into WorldBig moments · Ages 3 to 5 · About 2 minutes
One, Two, Three, Splash! A story about being brave
Leo, 4 · Leo's Adventures
One, Two, Three, Splash!
It's Leo's first swimming lesson and his face says no. With Dad counting and Rexy the toy dinosaur watching, your kid chooses how Leo gets brave, one small step at a time.
Free to play. Real character voices and music. Your kid chooses what happens 3 times, and it ends calm.
Made from four lines
- Wherethe swimming pool
- WhoDad and Rexy the dinosaur
- What happenedfirst swimming lesson, he didn't want to put his face in the water, then did it when Dad counted to three
- Feelingscared, then so proud
This story stars Leo. With Jump Into World, you type four lines about your kid's day and tonight's episode stars them.
Read the story
One of the ways tonight can go. Play it above to make different choices.
Today was Leo's very first swimming lesson. The big pool went splish, splash, splosh. It smelled like... pool.
Rexy: Leo! Listen. My tail is staying dry. Dry, dry, dry!
Dad: Come on in, buddy. The water's lovely. I've got you.
Leo: It's so big, Dad. My tummy feels wobbly.
How does Leo get in?
- Jump into Dad's armsThis time
- Climb down, step by step
- Tuck Rexy in a towel first
- Slide in like a seal
Leo: Watch this, Rexy! Ready, Dad? Here I come!
SPLASH! Leo jumped right into Dad's arms. Water went everywhere. Even on Dad's beard.
Dad: Whoa! Got you! Got you! What a jump!
Rexy: That splash nearly got my tail. Nearly!
Coach Bea: Okay, swimmers! Time to put our faces in the water. Watch me. Bloop!
Rexy: Faces? In the WATER? But Leo, you need your face!
Leo: Dad... my tummy's wobbly again. My face says no.
How does Leo put his face in?
- Count to three with DadThis time
- Blow bubbles like a dinosaur
- Let Rexy try it first
- Dip one ear, then the other
Dad: Squeeze my hands, buddy. Ready? One... two...
Leo: Wait! ...Okay. Okay. THREE!
Sploosh! Face in. Bubbles out. Rexy couldn't look. And up came Leo, dripping and grinning.
Leo: Dad! Dad! I did it on three! Did you see?
Dad gave Leo a big wet high five. Then Leo saw a small girl at the steps. She was not getting in.
Nia: No. No, no, no. Too big. Too splashy.
Leo: Dad, look. She's scared. Like I was.
How does Leo help Nia?
- Show Nia how he did itThis time
- Tell Nia he was scared too
- Count to three with Nia
- Ask Rexy to make her laugh
Leo: Watch me, Nia! Face in... and UP! See? Just wet!
Nia: Just wet? ...Okay. One step. Two steps. SPLASH!
In came Nia! Splash, splash, splash went Leo and Nia. Even Rexy got splashed. Dad clapped his big wet hands.
That night, Leo's curls were still damp. He had shown Nia how, and Nia had done it too.
Dad: Hey, buddy. Were you scared today? At the pool?
Leo: Yes. Super scared. But I did it. Me and my wobbly tummy.
Dad: Scared, and you did it anyway. That's the bravest kind of brave there is. Night night, swimmer.
Rexy: Psst. Leo. My tail got wet today. I was scared. And it was fine.
What it's about
Brave is not the same as not scared: it is being scared and trying anyway, one small step at a time, and then showing someone else how.
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Tonight, starring your kid
These stories star Mia, Leo and Zara. Yours would star your kid.
Tell us about their day in 20 seconds. Tonight's episode is about them, with real voices and music, they choose what happens, and it ends calm.