Little Yuri was already feeling moody.
Dad gently placed her on the floor for a moment, thinking she would be okay.
But Yuri didn’t like it.
Not at all.
“Eee…!”
A small protest came first.
Her face tightened, her tiny body tensing up as she looked up at Dad.
Then suddenly—
“EEEEEE!”
Yuri burst into a loud, angry scream, her voice sharp and full of frustration. She quickly jumped up, trying to reach him again.
“Eee! Eee!”
Her little body bounced upward, again and again, as if she was trying to climb back into his arms.
She didn’t want to be on the floor.
She didn’t want to be alone.
She wanted closeness.
Now.
Her cries grew louder, more dramatic, filling the space with her strong emotions.
Dad stayed calm.
He watched her carefully, making sure she was safe while she expressed those big feelings.
Yuri kept jumping and screaming for a moment.
But then—
Dad leaned down and gently picked her up.
Instantly—
The screaming stopped.
Her body relaxed.
Yuri clung tightly to him, finally calm again in his arms.
For little Yuri, even a short moment on the floor feels too big—but with love and reassurance, she quickly feels safe again.
