Baby Titas let out a piercing scream that filled the house the moment his brother Pavpav bit him. Mom had only stepped outside briefly, never expecting chaos to erupt so fast. Titas had been sitting quietly, small hands resting on the floor, when Pavpav’s jealousy suddenly exploded.
The bite was sharp and unexpected. Titas froze for half a second, then the pain hit. His face twisted in shock and hurt, and his loud scream burst out, full of fear and anger. Tears streamed down his cheeks as he tried to pull away, his tiny body trembling. He didn’t understand why his brother had hurt him—only that it hurt badly and Mom wasn’t there.
Pavpav stood nearby, still tense and angry, not fully realizing the damage he had caused. His emotions had taken over, turning frustration into aggression. Titas cried louder, crawling away as best he could, calling desperately for Mom with every scream.
The sound reached Mom instantly. She rushed back inside, heart racing, and found Titas crying uncontrollably. She lifted him up at once, checking the bite mark and holding him tightly. Titas clung to her, his cries shaking her chest, his trust broken for that brief moment of pain.
Mom spoke firmly to Pavpav, her voice serious but controlled. She explained that biting was not acceptable, especially toward a smaller, weaker baby. Pavpav lowered his head, sensing the change in Mom’s tone. He stepped back, suddenly quiet.
In Mom’s arms, Titas slowly calmed. His screams softened into sobs, then quiet whimpers. She rocked him gently, kissing his head, reassuring him that he was safe now. The pain faded, but the need for comfort remained.
This moment showed how quickly jealousy can turn into harm when emotions aren’t guided. It also showed how powerful a mother’s presence is. With Mom back, Titas felt protected again—and the house slowly returned to calm.
