Tiny newborn monkey Roki had just begun his journey in the world, and every little moment was full of discovery. He was rescued shortly after birth, abandoned by his mother in the wild, and now lovingly cared for by his human guardian. Roki, with his tiny hands and soft cries, quickly adapted to the routine of care, warmth, and milk.
Before every feeding, his caregiver had a gentle ritual: a quick diaper clean-up to keep Roki healthy and comfortable. That morning, Roki lay quietly on a soft towel near the toilet area as his diaper was gently removed. His little tail twitched, and he gave a tiny grunt—not in protest, but just expressing his usual baby monkey moods.
As warm water was used to clean him, Roki squirmed slightly, feeling the new sensation of cleanliness and care. He looked up with wide eyes, blinking slowly, perhaps already beginning to connect these tender moments with the love and attention he now received daily.
Once his soft baby skin was clean and dry, his caregiver wrapped him up gently, cooing to him softly. Roki gave a tiny squeak, curling his fingers as he knew what came next—his favorite part.
Milk time.
He was placed in the caregiver’s arms, and the bottle was brought close. Without hesitation, Roki latched on and began drinking eagerly. His body relaxed, his eyes half-closed in comfort. This was the life he knew now—a second chance filled with warmth, cleanliness, and the love he never got to experience in the wild.
Roki’s small journey was just beginning, but every clean diaper and every drop of milk was a step forward into a better life.
