The morning sun shone softly across the yard, where baby monkey Yuri was playing with her toys and rolling around on a small mat. Her bright eyes sparkled with energy, and she chirped happily while exploring every corner. But then, in the middle of her playtime, something funny — and a bit messy — happened.
Yuri suddenly froze for a second, her tiny face changing into a serious little frown. She shifted her feet, squatting slightly, and with the most dramatic expression, began to poop right there in front of everyone. Her mom, sitting nearby, sighed softly — she already knew what was coming next.
As soon as Yuri finished, she turned her head and looked straight at her mom with wide, innocent eyes. Then, as if to make sure her message was clear, she lifted her little tail high in the air, wiggling it proudly and squeaking loudly.
“Eeee! Eeee!” she called, as if saying, “Mommy! I’m done — come clean me up!”
Mom couldn’t help but chuckle at her daughter’s boldness. Instead of feeling embarrassed, Yuri looked completely proud of herself, even stomping her little feet impatiently while waiting. The way she stood there, tail raised high, made her look both funny and adorable.
Mom walked over slowly, shaking her head with a loving smile. “Oh, you silly girl,” she murmured, picking up a soft towel and a little water. Yuri squeaked again, her tail still up, turning in circles to make sure Mom was watching.
When Mom started cleaning her gently, Yuri giggled and wriggled, clearly enjoying the attention. Her eyes sparkled with pure delight, as though she believed this was all part of a fun game. Every gentle wipe made her squirm and make tiny happy noises.
When Mom was finally done, she tapped Yuri’s nose playfully and said, “All clean now, little rascal.” Yuri clapped her hands together and hugged her mom tightly, giving a squeaky laugh that melted her heart.
Mom lifted her up, still laughing softly at the little mischief-maker she had raised. Yuri snuggled close, feeling proud and fresh — ready to start playing again.
In that silly, joyful moment, it was clear — no matter how messy things got, Mom’s love made everything okay.
