The peaceful jungle morning turned into a scene of chaos as little newborn baby monkey Aba cried loudly, echoing through the trees. Aba’s tiny voice was filled with fear and confusion, tears rolling down his soft cheeks as his mother gently tried to hold him. It was bath time — something Aba clearly did not enjoy at all. His little body trembled as soon as he saw the water, his instincts telling him to run away from it.
Mother monkey, patient yet firm, knew her baby needed a bath to stay clean and healthy. No matter how much Aba screamed or squirmed, she could not let him stay dirty. Gently but firmly, she held Aba close and tried to soothe him with soft grooming sounds, but Aba continued to cry uncontrollably. His small hands reached out desperately, clinging to his mother’s fur, begging to be spared from the cold water.
As the first drops touched his fur, Aba’s cries grew even louder. His whole body wiggled in protest, splashing water everywhere. The poor baby didn’t understand that his mother was only doing what was best for him. Still, the loving mom continued her task, carefully washing Aba’s back and tiny arms, making sure not to hurt him.
Slowly, as the bath went on, Aba’s crying softened. The warm water and his mother’s gentle touch began to calm him down. His little eyes blinked tiredly, and his breathing slowed. It was as if he realized that his mother’s love was stronger than his fear.
When the bath was finally over, Mom wrapped Aba in her arms, licking his fur dry and holding him close to her chest. The jungle was quiet again, filled only with the comforting sound of her gentle hum. Aba, now clean and safe, finally stopped crying and fell asleep in her embrace — a reminder that even when lessons are tough, a mother’s love always wins.