In this honest and heartfelt episode of Ever Wonder, we meet Piper — a girl with a habit of telling little lies who finally does the right thing… and still isn’t believed. After a painful misunderstanding with her mum, Piper faces embarrassment, frustration, and the ache of feeling unseen.

Perfect for girls aged 6–10, this story explores themes of honesty, trust, and growing into someone others can rely on. Through gentle storytelling, this episode helps kids understand how trust is built, why forgiveness is hard but good, and how to stay steady even when others get it wrong. Includes a calming affirmation and a practical parent conversation guide.

Parent Conversation Guide

Conversation Starters:

• Have you ever told the truth but weren’t believed?
  How do you think Piper felt when her mum didn’t trust her?
• Why do you think it was hard for her mum to believe her?
• What do you think helps people rebuild trust over time?
  
  

Phrases You Can Use:

• Thank you for telling the truth — that matters, even if it’s hard.
• I’m sorry for the times I haven’t listened or jumped to conclusions.
• It’s brave to tell the truth, even if someone might not believe you right away.
• I want to be someone who helps you grow into someone who’s trusted — and that starts with listening.
  
  

Ways to Model This as a Parent:

• Admit your own mistakes when you’ve misunderstood or spoken too sharply. Let your child see what real repair looks like.
• Show grace when your child tells the truth, even if the truth involves a mistake.
• Talk about trust as something built over time, and affirm every honest step your child takes.
• Let your child hear you say, “I believe you,” when it’s true — especially when it’s hard for them to speak up.
• Share a time when you were misunderstood and what helped you heal or repair that relationship.

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