It was a bright morning in the small, peaceful home where Marrya and TanTan lived with their loving mom. The sunshine gently touched the curtains, and mom began her daily routine of getting the little ones ready for the day. As usual, Marrya sat quietly on the bed, waiting for her mom to help her put on her clothes. Even though she was older now, Marrya still loved when mom dressed her like a little baby. She enjoyed the soft touch of mom’s hands and the care that came with every button and fold of her dress.
Mom smiled warmly as she slipped Marrya’s arms into the sleeves, gently fixing her collar. Marrya giggled sweetly, feeling cozy and special. She didn’t rush, because she liked that moment of attention and love. To her, it wasn’t just about wearing clothes — it was about feeling her mom’s affection and care.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the room, TanTan, who was younger, was already trying to wear his own shirt. His tiny hands struggled to find the right way, and he sometimes wore it backward or inside out. But TanTan was determined and proud. He didn’t want mom’s help; he wanted to show that he could do it all by himself. His face was full of focus and a little bit of frustration, but also excitement.
Mom watched both of them with a smile — one still depending on her gentle hands, and the other eager to be independent. It was a touching moment that showed how different both children were in their personalities. Marrya’s softness and TanTan’s boldness made the home full of love, laughter, and little lessons about growing up.
In the end, mom hugged them both, appreciating how each child expressed love in their own way — Marrya through dependence, and TanTan through independence. Both were beautiful in their own way, and mom’s heart was full of pride and warmth.