Little Choda, the baby monkey, had never liked being interrupted—especially not when she was in the middle of playing with her tail! But today, Mom had other plans. A messy diaper needed attention, and Mama wasn’t going to wait.
As soon as Mom lifted Choda onto the soft table, the little monkey knew what was coming. Her eyes grew wide, and her lips curled into a dramatic frown. The moment that cold wipe touched her tiny bottom, she exploded in emotion.
“EEEAAAAHHH!” she screamed, shaking her little fists and kicking her legs wildly.
Mom stayed calm, humming gently, holding Choda steady with one hand while cleaning with the other. But Choda was not in the mood to cooperate. She turned her face away, then turned back just to scream again—loud, sharp cries that echoed through the house.
She even tried to roll away, her little legs wriggling for escape.
“Choda, stop that!” Mom said softly, trying not to laugh. But Choda was furious—her face scrunched up, tears rolling down her cheeks. Her tiny hands slapped the air like she was throwing a silent protest.
Mom finally got the diaper off, cleaned everything up, and slipped on a fresh one. But Choda still wasn’t happy. She let out one final high-pitched cry before collapsing dramatically in Mom’s lap, sniffling hard.
Mom picked her up and rocked her gently. “It’s just a diaper, silly girl,” she whispered.
Choda peeked through her tears, then gave a soft hiccup. The storm was passing. With a warm bottle offered and cuddles promised, Choda’s tantrum faded away… until next time.
Because for Choda, every diaper change is a full-on drama.
