theres a bit of redundency here in in this scene. maybe needs a bit of a rewrite so it doesnt feel like its repeating itself
"After breakfast, you take them to brush their sharp teeth – both rows – which they do with a level of diligence you wouldn’t expect from kids. However, when it comes to changing into day clothes, they suddenly rebel with words like ‘Awww!’ and ‘But whyyy?!’ As it turns out, they absolutely love their pajamas and would laze around in them the whole day if allowed. The caretaker explains that their clothes are made from a special fabric, so that they don’t tear from the cragginess of the kids’ scales.
When you look closely, you see that their scales are indeed much thicker than when they were born; it feels like yesterday! By the stars, now that you think of it, behemoths grow up fast! They arrived not so long ago, and they already have a full set of scale plates on their forelimbs.
Your little kaiju are big enough to play with your other kids, though the staff has to be attentive at all times because of behemoths’ tendency to get competitive. They love fighting each other, and they instinctively expect others to be the same way. However, since their bodies are strong and armored, they can easily hurt other children by accident, so it’s important for them to learn about empathy and self-restraint.
With some persistence and gentle words, you finally convince the kids to change into their day clothes. The next couple of hours are spent playing in the jungle, and ironically YOU have to play the part of the building-sized monster that’s destroying the city and threatening world peace. Apparently, they found out about the kaiju ge"