The conversation revolves around a mother and her son, Aayu, who is expressing discomfort with wearing a mask. Aayu explains that he dislikes masks because they hurt behind his ears, don't look good, and he only has one mask, leaving him with no other options. The mother, in response, offers to make new masks for Aayu using a kids' sewing machine.
The mother and Aayu start the process of making the masks. They use colorful clothes, glitter sheets, buttons, a marker, a brush, scissors, and a sewing machine. They first make a draft on paper to cut the cloth properly. After tracing the shape onto the cloth with a marker, they start stitching from all sides, leaving one side to apply the elastic.
Once the elastic is applied, they turn the mask again and Aayu stitches it in a circular shape. They then cut the mask and stitch it again, attaching the elastic. The mother suggests painting a bug design on the mask to make it more appealing. After painting, they dry the mask and add eyes to make it look like a bug.
Aayu tries on the mask and the mother compliments it, stating that it looks beautiful on him. The mother then makes another mask, this time painting it white and adding a tongue, sharp teeth, and a nose to make it look funny.
Aayu expresses that his ears hurt when he wears a mask. The mother suggests a solution by making a broad strip of cloth and attaching buttons to it. This strip is placed behind the ear to relieve pressure. Aayu tries on the mask with the strip and buttons, and the mother confirms that his ears are no longer hurting.
Finally, Aayu makes 5 masks for himself, and the mother encourages him to wear them daily. The conversation ends with Aayu saying he will wear the mask when he goes to play.
1. The mother allows the child to go to the garden to play with a skateboard.
2. The child wears a mask while playing to protect themselves from dust.
3. The mask becomes dirty after the child falls off their skateboard.
4. The mother is concerned about the child's discomfort with the mask, as it hurts behind their ears and doesn't look good.
5. The child only has one mask and no other option.
6. The mother promises to get more masks for the child.
7. The mother suggests that the child can help make new masks.
8. The child agrees to help make new masks.
9. The mother has a kids sewing machine for making the masks.
10. The mother and child decide to make colorful and funny masks with faces.
11. The mother and child start making the masks using raw materials.
12. The masks are made using colorful clothes, glitter sheets, buttons, and a sewing machine.
13. The mother and child make a draft of the mask shape on paper.
14. The mother and child trace the shape onto the cloth with a marker.
15. The mother and child stitch the mask from all sides, leaving one side for applying elastic.
16. The mother and child turn the mask and stitch it in a circular shape.
17. The mother and child cut the mask and stitch it, attaching elastic on it.
18. The mother and child paint the mask to make it look like a bug.
19. The mother and child make two eyes on the mask to make it look like a bug.
20. The child wears the mask and shows it to the mother.
21. The mother and child make more funny masks for the child.
22. The child's ears hurt when wearing a mask, which is why they don't like them.
23. The mother suggests a solution to the child's ear pain by making a broad strip and attaching buttons to it.
24. The child's ears no longer hurt after wearing the mask with the attached buttons.
25. The child agrees to wear the mask daily.
26. The child made 5 masks for themselves.