The golden rays of the morning sun gently slipped through the bathroom window, filling the room with soft light. In a small, round tub sat baby monkey Minea, her tiny body surrounded by warm water that shimmered like melted gold. The faint scent of baby soap and fresh towels floated in the air.
Minea had just finished her bottle of warm milk, and her tummy was full. Daddy gently placed her into the bath, letting the water wrap around her like a blanket. The moment the warmth touched her fur, her little eyes fluttered half-closed, and a faint sigh escaped her lips.
“Good girl, Minea,” Daddy whispered, using his hand to pour water softly over her shoulders. The baby monkey relaxed completely, her arms floating loosely on the surface. Her chest rose and fell in slow rhythm, each breath deeper than the last.
Within moments, her eyelids drooped fully shut — she was falling asleep right there in the bath. The water rippled softly as she shifted her head to the side, letting out a small hum of comfort. It was clear she trusted the warmth, the hands that cared for her, and the peace of the morning.
Her fur glistened under the sunlight, tiny bubbles resting on her fingers. She looked like a dream herself — a little angel of calmness, wrapped in the world’s gentlest embrace.
Daddy smiled and sat close, keeping one hand under her tiny back to keep her safe. He didn’t want to wake her; he just wanted her to feel loved. Every few seconds, Minea twitched her nose or moved her lips as if she were dreaming — maybe of playing in the grass or holding onto Mommy’s tail.
When the water began to cool slightly, Daddy slowly lifted her from the tub and wrapped her in a soft white towel. She didn’t even wake up — just made a tiny squeak before curling into his arms again.
Her fur smelled fresh, her face peaceful, her heart content. Morning baths had become her favorite comfort — a moment of warmth, love, and safety that made her world feel soft and kind.
In that quiet moment, Daddy whispered, “Sleep well, my little sunshine.” And Minea smiled faintly in her dreams.
