“Goldilocks and the Three Bears” is a classic fairy tale that has been passed down through generations. It tells the story of a little girl named Goldilocks and her misadventures when she stumbles upon the house of three bears. Here’s the full story:

Once upon a time, in a quaint little village, there lived a family of three bears – Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear. They resided in a cozy cottage in the heart of the forest.

One fine morning, Mama Bear prepared a delicious pot of porridge for breakfast. However, it was too hot to eat, so the bears decided to take a walk in the woods while the porridge cooled down.

Meanwhile, not far from the bears’ home, a mischievous little girl named Goldilocks was wandering through the forest. She had a habit of exploring places she shouldn’t be in, seeking excitement in the unknown.

As she roamed deeper into the woods, Goldilocks stumbled upon the bears’ cottage. Curiosity getting the better of her, she tiptoed inside through an open door. Inside, she found three bowls of porridge laid out on the table.

Feeling hungry, Goldilocks took a spoonful from the first bowl, which belonged to Papa Bear. But it was too hot for her mouth. She then tried the second bowl, which belonged to Mama Bear, but it was too cold. Finally, she tasted the porridge in the smallest bowl, belonging to Baby Bear, and found it to be just right. She ate it all up, leaving the other two bowls untouched.

With her belly full, Goldilocks moved to the living room, where she spotted three chairs arranged by the fireplace. She sat in the first chair, which was too large and uncomfortable. Then, she tried the second chair, which was too small and rigid. Finally, she settled into the third chair, Baby Bear’s chair, and it was just right. But as she sat down, the chair broke beneath her weight.

Feeling tired after her adventures, Goldilocks went upstairs to find a place to rest. In the bedroom, she saw three beds – one large bed for Papa Bear, one medium-sized bed for Mama Bear, and one small bed for Baby Bear. She lay down on the first bed, but it was too hard. She then tried the second bed, but it was too soft. Finally, she lay down on Baby Bear’s bed, and it was just right. Within moments, she fell fast asleep.

While Goldilocks slept, the three bears returned home from their walk. As they entered the cottage, they noticed the open door and the disturbance inside. Papa Bear growled, “Someone’s been eating my porridge!”

Mama Bear exclaimed, “Someone’s been eating my porridge too!”

Baby Bear cried out, “Someone’s eaten all my porridge, and they ate it all up!”

The bears quickly realized that someone had entered their home. As they searched further, they found their chairs disturbed and Baby Bear’s chair broken.

Upon reaching the bedroom, they saw Goldilocks sleeping in Baby Bear’s bed. Papa Bear roared, startling Goldilocks awake. She jumped out of bed and fled from the cottage, running as fast as she could back into the forest.

From that day forward, Goldilocks learned her lesson and stopped wandering into other people’s homes. And as for the three bears, they were more careful to secure their cottage, ensuring no more uninvited guests would disturb their peaceful abode.

And so, the tale of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” became a beloved fairy tale, teaching children the importance of respecting others’ property and the consequences of wandering into places they do not belong.