Little A Tong was having so much fun playing today that he did not want the fun to end.
The tiny baby spent his time running around, exploring, and enjoying himself happily.
But then—
Mom announced it was bath time.
Instant mood change.
Huge pout.
Tiny grumpy eyes.
A Tong completely ignored Mom.
“Come on, baby. Time for a bath.”
But the stubborn little monkey pretended not to listen.
He looked away.
He sat still.
He acted as if bath time did not exist.
Then—
“AHHHHH!”
A Tong burst into loud moody cries.
The emotional little baby clearly did not want to stop playing and head to the bath.
Poor dramatic baby looked deeply offended by Mom’s plan.
“MAMAAA!”
He protested loudly while refusing to move, hoping Mom would change her mind and let him continue playing.
No persuasion worked at first.
No gentle reminders helped.
A Tong was determined to avoid bath time.
Finally—
Mom gently picked up the stubborn little monkey and carried him toward the bath area anyway.
The tiny baby continued pouting for a while.
But once the warm water touched his little feet, he slowly began to relax.
Little by little—
The grumpy cries faded.
The angry pout became smaller.
And A Tong eventually settled down and enjoyed the bath after all.
Because sometimes, tiny babies don’t dislike bath time—
they just don’t want playtime to end.
