Little Yuri had developed quite the habit—every single time her mom tried to feed her milk, she would throw a tantrum. It didn’t matter if she was hungry or not; the moment the bottle came close, her temper flared.
This morning was no different. Mom gently held out the milk, expecting her baby to drink peacefully. But Yuri’s tiny face immediately wrinkled in anger. She pushed the bottle away with her little hands, screeching loudly as if mom had done something terribly wrong. Her cries echoed across the room, leaving mom both surprised and a little frustrated.
Each time mom tried again, Yuri reacted the same way—angry eyes, loud screams, and tiny fists waving in protest. It was almost as if she wanted the milk but hated being told to drink it. She wanted everything on her terms.
Her mom, patient as always, tried soothing her with soft strokes and gentle whispers. Still, Yuri shook her head and cried harder, showing just how stubborn a little monkey could be. Finally, after all her drama, she paused, looked at the bottle, and—just like that—decided to drink.
The sight made mom sigh in relief but also laugh a little. Baby Yuri had proven once again that she wasn’t just an ordinary baby monkey—she was full of personality, strong emotions, and endless drama.
Though it was exhausting, mom knew these tantrums were just part of Yuri growing up. With patience and love, even the angriest moments turned into precious memories. And as Yuri finally settled into her mom’s arms, drinking her milk quietly, it was clear—no matter how many tantrums came, their bond was unbreakable.
