It was just another calm morning at home. Baby Yuri had finished her usual bottle of warm milk, sitting cozily in Mom’s arms, blinking sleepily with a full tummy. Everything seemed perfectly normal — until suddenly, she coughed once, twice… and then her tiny body tensed.
In a flash, Yuri began to vomit. The milk she had just swallowed spilled out, and her small chest heaved with effort. Mom froze for a second, eyes wide with fear. “Oh no, Yuri!” she gasped, gently patting her back. The little monkey whimpered weakly, tears filling her eyes as she clung to Mom’s arm, frightened and confused.
Mom quickly held Yuri upright, rubbing her tiny back while checking her breathing. The room went quiet — every second felt like forever. Slowly, Yuri’s breathing steadied, and her little body relaxed again. A few more soft coughs escaped, but the danger seemed to pass.
Mom wiped her mouth gently with a warm towel and whispered, “It’s okay, baby. You’re alright.” Yuri looked up with watery eyes, her fur damp around her mouth, trembling softly in her caretaker’s hands.
The scare left Mom shaken — she had fed Yuri the same way as always, yet something went wrong this time. She decided to let Yuri rest, keeping her close and warm in her lap while watching every tiny breath carefully.
As the minutes passed, Yuri slowly drifted to sleep, snuggled against Mom’s chest — safe, comforted, and no longer afraid.
That moment reminded everyone how delicate little Yuri still was, and how even a routine feeding could turn into something frightening.
But one thing was certain — as long as Mom was there, Yuri would always be protected with love and care.
