In the quiet corner of the jungle, Mama Monkey gently held her newborn baby, tiny Nunu, in her warm arms. The little one was just a few days old, with soft fur and tiny hands that clung to Mama’s chest.
It was time for Nunu’s feeding. Mama carefully brought the milk bottle close, and Nunu eagerly latched on, suckling with all his might. His little eyes sparkled with happiness as he enjoyed the warm, sweet milk.
But Nunu was too excited! He drank too fast—GULP, GULP, GULP!
Suddenly, Mama Monkey’s eyes widened. “Oh no, Nunu! Slow down!” she said worriedly.
But it was too late!
Milk started overflowing from Nunu’s tiny mouth, dripping down his chin. Then, to Mama’s shock, it bubbled out of his tiny nose!
“Squeak! AHHH!” Nunu let out a tiny hiccup, looking confused. His little face was covered in milk, and he sneezed—SPLAT! A little milk sprayed into the air.
Mama quickly grabbed a soft leaf and wiped his face. “Oh, my silly baby! You drank too fast!” she cooed.
Nunu blinked his big round eyes and gave a tiny, milk-covered smile. He didn’t mind at all! He was just happy and full!
Mama chuckled, holding him close. “Next time, little one, drink slowly!”
With his tummy full and warm, Nunu snuggled into Mama’s chest, letting out a tiny sigh of happiness.
And just like that, the tiny newborn drifted off to sleep, dreaming of more delicious milk.
The End. 🍼🐵💛
