Little Jasmine, the super baby monkey, sat quietly at the edge of the farm, her tiny face filled with sadness. Only a short time ago, she had her mother’s warmth and protection, but now that comfort was gone. The farm, with its wide fields and unfamiliar noises, felt empty without the one she trusted most.
Her big eyes glistened with tears as she looked around, calling softly with cries that echoed in the air. Each sound was a desperate search for her mother, but no answer came. Jasmine hugged her own little arms tightly against her chest, swaying back and forth, trying to comfort herself the way her mom once did.
The workers nearby noticed her pitiful state. Some felt sympathy, watching as she refused to move, too sad and confused to play. The farm animals carried on with their day, but Jasmine remained still, as if waiting for her mother to suddenly return. Every time a shadow passed by, she lifted her head in hope, only to lower it again when she realized it wasn’t her.
Her sadness was deeper than just missing her mom—it was the fear of being alone in a world too big for her tiny body. But within her sorrow, there was still hope. Gentle hands finally reached out, lifting her from the ground, holding her close, and whispering comfort. Jasmine clung tightly, her cries softening into quiet sobs. She didn’t have her real mother anymore, but she would not be left completely alone.
Jasmine’s story is a reminder of how fragile newborn monkeys are when they lose their mothers, and how much they depend on love and care to survive.
