Show Notes
Mateo plants seeds in his grandmother’s tiny corner of the garden and discovers that his laughter can make things grow, even after a mistake that makes his heart heavy. This is a story about a boy learning to bring joy back to himself and to the plants he loves.
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Have a story you'd love to hear on the podcast? We'd love to read it! Email us at [email protected] ============= Mateo planta semillas en el pequeño rincón del jardín de su abuela y descubre que su risa puede hacer que las cosas crezcan, incluso después de un error que le pesa en el corazón. Es la historia de un niño que aprende a devolver la alegría a sí mismo y a las plantas que cuida.
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