Little Bunny looked down at her tiny hands…
Something felt wrong.
Dad had gently put soft gloves on them, trying to stop her from sucking her fingers.
But Bunny didn’t like it.
Not one bit.
“Eee…!”
A small protest came first.
She moved her hands, trying to figure out what was covering them.
Then—
“EEEEEE!”
Bunny burst into a loud, upset cry, her voice full of frustration. She waved her little hands, trying to remove the gloves.
“Eee! Eee!”
She wanted her fingers back.
Her comfort.
Her habit.
But the gloves stopped her.
Her face tightened, her tiny body showing how unhappy she felt about the change.
Dad stayed calm.
He gently spoke to her, trying to reassure her while keeping the gloves on for her safety.
Bunny kept protesting for a moment.
But slowly…
Her cries softened.
Her movements slowed.
She began to get used to the feeling, even if she still didn’t fully like it.
Soon, she calmed down a little, her tiny body relaxing again.
For little Bunny, even small changes feel big—but with time and gentle care, she slowly learns to adjust.
