Little baby Mato had just been cleaned. His tiny body was still slightly damp, wrapped lightly as Mom finished tidying up nearby.
But Mato didn’t feel happy.
He was on the floor, waiting.
And he didn’t like it.
At first, he made small sounds.
“Eee… eee…”
His tiny hands moved, and his body shifted restlessly. He looked around, searching for Mom, wanting to be picked up right away.
But she was still busy.
That’s when his mood changed fast.
His face tightened.
His lips trembled.
Then suddenly—
“EEEEEE!”
Mato burst into a sharp, loud tantrum, his voice echoing as he lay on the floor. His tiny body shook with anger and discomfort.
“Eee! Eee!”
He kicked his little legs and waved his arms, clearly refusing to stay there any longer. Waiting felt unbearable—especially after his bath.
He wanted warmth.
He wanted comfort.
He wanted Mom.
His cries became louder and more intense, filling the room with his frustration.
Mom quickly heard him.
She turned and rushed over, seeing his upset face and trembling body. Without delay, she gently picked him up and held him close.
Instantly—
The crying softened.
Mato clung tightly to her, his small body relaxing as he felt safe again. The sharp tantrum faded into quiet comfort.
Now wrapped in warmth and love, Mato calmed down completely.
For little Mato, even a short wait after bath time is too much—because all he wants is to feel close and cared for right away.
