In a cozy corner of the house, the newest family member—a newborn baby monkey named Bobo—was having a very big day. With his adorably oversized head and huge round eyes, Bobo looked like a cartoon come to life. But today, those big eyes were filled with tears and frustration.
It started when Mom was a little late preparing his milk. Bobo sat on his soft blanket, twitching and fidgeting. First came the tiny grumbles. Then the impatient squeaks. And before anyone could stop it—Bobo burst into a full tantrum.
He flopped backward dramatically, legs kicking the air. His tiny arms waved around as he screamed loud enough to shake the living room curtains. His tail thumped the floor like a drumbeat.
“WAAAHH! EEEEE!!” he shouted, his whole little body wriggling in protest.
Mom rushed in, bottle in hand, trying not to laugh. “Oh Bobo! You’re such a drama king!”
But Bobo wasn’t playing. His huge eyes were locked on the bottle, arms still flailing, as if to say, “Took you long enough!”
As soon as the bottle touched his lips, though, he went completely still. Just one sip, and his world was right again. He clung to the bottle like treasure, his tail curling up sweetly.
After drinking, Bobo laid on his back, milk-drunk and peaceful, staring at the ceiling with blinking eyes. His earlier tantrum forgotten like magic.
Mom gently stroked his fluffy head and whispered, “You might be little, but that attitude is big.”
Outside, birds chirped and the house returned to calm.
Bobo the big-headed baby might be small in size, but when it comes to tantrums—he’s got superstar power.
