Minea was sitting quietly in the corner, but something unusual caught her mom’s attention. Instead of playing with her toys or asking for milk as usual, little Minea bent down and began nibbling gently on her own legs. At first, it seemed like harmless curiosity, but her mom’s eyes widened with worry.
She rushed closer, her face full of concern. “Minea, why are you doing that?” her mom seemed to ask, tilting her head curiously while trying to pull Minea’s little hands away. But Minea only squealed, resisting slightly, and returned to biting her leg as if she didn’t understand why it worried her mom.
Mom crouched down and gently stroked her daughter’s back, her expression full of mixed emotions—half curious, half afraid that something was wrong. Was Minea simply teething and looking for something to chew on? Or was she upset, expressing her little tantrum in such an unusual way?
Minea’s face showed a mix of stubbornness and mischief. She made little squeaky sounds as though trying to explain herself. But of course, her mom could only guess. The scene became both heartbreaking and a little funny at the same time—Minea was so small, yet already full of big emotions she couldn’t express in words.
Finally, her mom carefully lifted her into her arms, whispering softly while patting her back. Minea wiggled a little, but the warmth of her mom’s embrace slowly calmed her down. Soon, her tiny hands stopped reaching for her legs, and she leaned her head against her mom’s chest with a tired sigh.
In that tender moment, her mom’s worried curiosity turned into relief. She realized that Minea’s strange behavior was just another way her baby expressed emotions she couldn’t yet put into words.
