Little A Tong, the precious newborn monkey, started his morning with a soft cry that showed his tiny hunger. His little mouth opened wide, his eyes blinking slowly as he looked around, searching for his mother. His voice was gentle but filled with need, like he was trying to say, “Mom, I’m hungry!” The early sunshine touched his soft fur, making him look even more adorable and innocent.
Mom, hearing his tiny voice, hurried to prepare something for him. She knew her little baby was growing fast and needed energy to stay strong. She picked up some soft fruit pieces — banana and papaya — because they were sweet and easy to eat for a newborn like A Tong. Her hands moved quickly, but carefully, trying not to let him wait too long. She mashed the fruit into a smooth, gentle texture so her baby could swallow it without trouble.
A Tong’s little nose twitched when he smelled the sweet fruit. His tiny hands waved in the air, reaching toward his mom with excitement. When Mom finally brought the spoon close, he opened his mouth eagerly, tasting the fruit for the first time that day. The taste was new but comforting — soft, warm, and filled with love. Every small bite made him calmer, his cries slowly fading away into quiet satisfaction.
Mom smiled tenderly as she watched her little one eat with such energy. She whispered softly, “Good boy, A Tong. Eat well and grow strong.” Her heart melted seeing his bright eyes look up at her as if to say thank you.
After a few minutes, A Tong’s belly was full. He yawned sweetly, rubbed his eyes, and leaned against his mom’s chest. Mom gently hugged him, feeling peace after feeding her baby. It was a simple but beautiful moment — a mother’s love and care giving life to her hungry newborn.