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Rocket Baby

Once upon a time, on a tree-lined street called Montgomery Street, there was a baby named George who dreamed of flying to space.

Looking out the window into the night sky, an 8 month old cute baby boy with black short curly hair and brown eyes wearing pajamas, sitting next to his golden goldendoodle. The baby is dreaming about space.

Georgie knew he needed help from his dad to get him to space, so he asked his dad for help building a rocket. His dad was the best at flying him into space, so Georgie couldn't wait to go on this adventure with him.

8 month old egyptian baby knew he needed help from his 37 year old egyptian dad with short black hair to get him to space, so he asked his dad for help building a rocket. there is one baby and one dad in the page with a rocket

Engines? Check. Comms? Check. Hair? Check. Teeth? Check. Pajamas? Check. Houston? Check. All systems go. 10...9...8...7...6...5...engines...4...3...2...1...LIFT OFF! ROCKET BABY!

Baby smiling and launching into space in the rocket

Once orbit was reached, Georgie the Rocket Baby saw twinkling stars, planets, and colorful comets. It was a dream come true!

rocket with constellations in space

But oh no! The rocket started shaking and sputtering from orbital debris! Evasive maneuvers, Rocket Baby! Evasive maneuvers!

The rocket encountering a problem in space, creating tension

Georgie the Rocket Baby knew he had to get home! He zoomed towards his house on Montgomery St.

rocket zooming back to earth from space

Parachutes deployed! Splash down in 3...2...1. Georgie the Rocket Baby landed softly in the nursery, feeling proud and happy. It was an amazing adventure! Welcome home, Rocket Baby.

8 month old baby boy who is home and proud of his space adventure

Reflection Questions

  • How do you think the baby felt when they fixed the rocket in space?
  • What would you like to see if you went on a rocket adventure like the baby?
  • What materials do you think the baby used to build the rocket?

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