Baby monkey Yuri was always full of energy, and her curious spirit often got her into tricky situations. That morning, she spotted the big window with its wooden frame and decided it looked like the perfect climbing spot. With quick little hands and surprising determination, Yuri pulled herself up, step by step, until she was perched high above the floor.
At first, she was proud, squealing with excitement and looking down at her mom and dad. But the excitement quickly faded when she realized—she had no idea how to get back down. Her small body froze, her little toes gripping the frame tightly. The moment she tried to move, she panicked.
Yuri suddenly let out a loud, frustrated scream that shook the whole room. Her voice was sharp, desperate, and almost angry, as if scolding everyone for not helping fast enough. She stomped her little feet against the window frame, shaking in fear but still shouting louder and louder. Her tiny face turned red, tears streaming down as she called for rescue.
Her dad quickly rushed closer, speaking softly, “It’s okay, Yuri, Daddy’s here.” But Yuri didn’t calm down—she screamed harder, gripping the wood with all her strength. She didn’t want to let go, yet she couldn’t figure out how to move safely.
Finally, her dad stretched out his arms and gently lifted her down. The moment her feet touched the ground, Yuri immediately wrapped her arms around him, still crying but now safe. Her chest rose and fell quickly as she clung tightly, refusing to let go.
That day, little Yuri learned climbing up was easy, but climbing down was the real challenge. And no matter how frustrated she became, Daddy was always there to rescue his dramatic, brave little girl.
