A "Mother Goose story" is a traditional and well-known fairy tale that has been passed down from generation to generation. Synonyms for this term include "nursery rhyme," "fairy tale," "folk tale," "myth," "legend," "fable," and "parable." These stories typically involve talking animals, fantastical creatures, or magical elements that may teach a moral or lesson to children. Some popular examples of Mother Goose stories are "Humpty Dumpty," "Jack and Jill," and "Little Miss Muffet." Regardless of the synonym used, these tales remain a beloved part of childhood and continue to be read and cherished by generations of families around the world.