Oh no… the moment started so suddenly that no one was ready for it. On the cool floor of the room, the tiny NB baby lay crying with all his little strength. His voice was small, but the pain in it sounded huge. Tears rolled down his face as he kicked his feet helplessly, his heart clearly broken and confused about what had just happened.
Earlier, everything felt calm. The babies were playing nearby, exploring the floor, touching toys, and learning about the world one movement at a time. NB baby only wanted to crawl closer, hoping to feel included and safe. But Chichi, already in a grumpy mood, didn’t like the attention at all. Her face tightened, her body stiffened, and before anyone could react, she pushed him away.
The push wasn’t hard, but for such a tiny baby, it was enough. NB baby lost balance and fell onto the floor, shocked and scared. For a second, there was silence—then the crying began. A deep, heartbreaking cry filled the room, the kind that instantly makes your chest ache. His little hands reached out, searching for comfort that wasn’t there yet.
Chichi stood nearby, clearly angry, her emotions too big for her to control. She yelled and turned away, not understanding the pain she had caused. Moments like this show how strong emotions can be, even in the smallest hearts. Anger, jealousy, and fear can appear suddenly, especially when babies don’t yet know how to express their feelings gently.
Seeing NB baby crying on the floor was impossible to ignore. Care rushed in quickly, lifting him up, holding him close, and whispering soft, calming sounds. Slowly, his cries softened. His body relaxed as he felt warmth and safety again, though his eyes still showed sadness.
This moment reminds us how fragile these babies are—and how important patience and guidance can be. Chichi wasn’t truly mean; she was overwhelmed. NB baby wasn’t weak; he was simply hurt. In the end, love, care, and understanding are what help heal these tiny, emotional hearts.