TanTan, once the center of attention, now feels left behind as Mom’s love and care seem to focus mainly on the newborn baby. His little heart fills with jealousy, and he cannot understand why Mom spends so much time with the tiny one. Every moment Mom holds the baby, TanTan watches quietly, his eyes full of emotion, wondering if Mom still loves him the same way as before.
When Mom feeds milk to the newborn, TanTan sits nearby, sometimes making small noises or moving closer, hoping she will notice him too. He tries to get her attention by touching her or making funny sounds, but when Mom stays focused on the baby, TanTan’s feelings grow heavier. His small face shows sadness mixed with frustration, and sometimes he softly complains, as if asking, “Mom, what about me?”
Mom notices TanTan’s emotional changes. She feels sorry for him and tries to balance her love between both children. She gently calls his name, gives him a soft hug, and explains that she still loves him deeply. But the newborn needs more care right now because he’s small and weak. TanTan listens, but his young mind still struggles to accept it. He just wants Mom to hold him like before.
Later, when Mom finally finishes taking care of the baby, she turns to TanTan and holds him tightly. She kisses his forehead and tells him, “You are my big boy, and I always love you.” Slowly, his heart feels warm again, and the jealousy begins to fade. He starts to understand that love is not less—just shared in a different way.
That night, TanTan lies beside Mom, quietly holding her hand. The jealousy melts into comfort as he realizes Mom’s love is still there, strong and endless. In her arms, he finds peace again, knowing he’s still her beloved TanTan.