It was a sunny morning, and little Mimi, the baby monkey who everyone called “puppy monkey” because of her cute puppy-like face, was very hungry. The moment her caretaker brought her warm milk, her eyes sparkled with excitement. She didn’t wait a second — she grabbed the bottle with both tiny hands and started drinking greedily.
But Mimi had a little flu that day. Her tiny nose was stuffy, and she kept sniffing between sips. Still, nothing could stop her love for milk. She drank faster and faster, making funny slurping sounds that made everyone laugh.
Then suddenly — sneeze! 💨
Milk shot out of her tiny nose like a fountain! She froze in surprise, eyes wide, and looked completely confused. A little drop even landed on her own forehead. Her caretaker gasped and then laughed softly, “Oh, Mimi! You silly little girl!”
Mimi blinked, wiped her nose with her tiny hand, and sneezed again — another little puff of milk came out! This time she looked embarrassed, her lips curling as if she wanted to cry. Her caretaker quickly scooped her up, wiping her nose gently with a soft cloth.
“Too fast, baby! You have to drink slowly,” she whispered lovingly. Mimi sniffled, letting out a tiny squeak of protest. But once the caretaker patted her back and gave her a warm cuddle, she calmed down and smiled again.
After that, she finished her milk — slowly this time. And when she burped softly, everyone around clapped and laughed.
Mimi learned a funny lesson that day — too much milk, too fast, can turn into a nosey mess!
