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Growing pains may feel yucky, but they mean you're getting stronger.<br/><br/>This little girl loved her clothes, but after winter, they didn't fit her anymore!<br/><br/>She felt sad and thought she'd gotten too big.<br/><br/>Her older brother knew just what to do. He made her wear those clothes to explain that they were just too short for her as she had grown up. <br/><br/>This made her feel much better. She realized she wasn't overweight; she was just growing like a healthy kid should! With a happy heart, she even started dancing with joy. <br/> <br/>Location: Saransk, Russia<br/>WooGlobe Ref : WGA530280<br/>For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
Growing pains may feel yucky, but they mean you're getting stronger.<br/><br/>This little girl loved her clothes, but after winter, they didn't fit her anymore!<br/><br/>She felt sad and thought she'd gotten too big.<br/><br/>Her older brother knew just what to do. He made her wear those clothes to explain that they were just too short for her as she had grown up. <br/><br/>This made her feel much better. She realized she wasn't overweight; she was just growing like a healthy kid should! With a happy heart, she even started dancing with joy. <br/> <br/>Location: Saransk, Russia<br/>WooGlobe Ref : WGA530280<br/>For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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