Once upon a time, in a small village tucked away in the rolling hills, lived two best friends named Maya and Aarav. They were both curious and caring children, always eager to learn and explore. One sunny morning, as they sat on their favorite mossy rock, they began a conversation about something important. "Hey, Maya," Aarav said, adjusting his glasses. "Have you ever wondered what child rights are?" Maya pondered for a moment, her eyes wide with curiosity. "You mean like the rights that all children have? I think I've heard about that in school. Are there special rules just for kids?" Aarav smiled, nodding. "Exactly! Child rights are like a set of special rules that help protect and take care of us. They say that every child has the right to be safe, to go to school, to have good health care, and even the right to play and have fun!" Maya's eyes sparkled with excitement as she eagerly listened. "Oh, that sounds amazing! But how do we get those rights, Aarav?" Aarav shrugged and explained, "Well, most countries have laws and organizations that make sure children get these rights. They work hard to make sure we can grow up in a safe and happy world." Maya's voice filled with determination. "Aarav, we should know about our child rights and help spread awareness to other kids too! Everyone deserves to know about the rights they have." Aarav nodded in agreement, his curly hair bouncing. "Absolutely, Maya! Let's go on an adventure to discover more about child rights and show the world how important they are!" And so, with adventurous spirits burning bright, Maya and Aarav embarked on a journey to learn more about child rights, hoping to make their small village a place where every child's rights were respected and cherished.