Little Yuri sat in front of Mom, ready for feeding time—
A soft piece of banana on the spoon.
“Eee…?”
She looked at it, unsure.
Mom gently moved the spoon closer—
But suddenly—
Yuri lifted her tiny hand and blocked her mouth.
“No…”
“Eee!”
A small protest sound came as she pushed the spoon away.
She didn’t want it.
Not right now.
Maybe she wasn’t hungry.
Maybe she just didn’t like the moment.
Mom didn’t force her.
She paused.
Calm.
Patient.
Giving Yuri time to feel comfortable.
Yuri kept her hand near her mouth, watching carefully, still unsure.
Then—
Mom tried again slowly, gently bringing the banana closer.
This time—
Yuri didn’t push it away as strongly.
She hesitated…
Then took a small bite.
“Eee…”
A soft, thoughtful sound.
Not so bad.
She relaxed a little.
For little Yuri, even simple things like feeding can depend on her mood—but with patience and gentle care, she slowly learns to accept and enjoy it.
