Poor Baby’s Endless Cry — His Hot-Tempered Mom Anna Keeps Mistreating Him

Poor Baby’s Endless Cry for His Mother

Anna is a young mother monkey who has a tiny baby completely dependent on her. Her baby is still at the age when milk is his most important source of comfort and nourishment. He cannot find food for himself, cannot protect himself, and cannot understand why his mother sometimes refuses to care for him.

Unfortunately, Anna is not a patient mother. She has a very hot temper and often seems more concerned with her own needs than with her fragile little baby. When she wants to rest, search for food, or move around with the group, she becomes annoyed whenever her baby asks for milk.

The tiny baby does not understand why Mom keeps pushing him away.

Whenever hunger begins to hurt, he carefully approaches Anna and reaches toward her, hoping she will allow him to nurse. He clings to her body and searches for a comfortable place to feed. But instead of receiving the gentle care he needs, Anna sometimes becomes irritated.

When the baby keeps asking for milk, Anna can suddenly become rough with him. She pushes him away and may even strike at him when his repeated cries become too annoying for her.

The little baby freezes in fear.

He doesn’t understand what he did wrong.

He is not asking for food because he is being naughty. He is only hungry. He is still so small and helpless that he has no other way to tell his mother what he needs.

After being pushed away, the baby sits nearby and begins crying. His tiny body trembles as he watches Anna move away. But after a while, hunger becomes stronger than his fear.

Once again, he crawls back toward her.

Once again, he reaches out.

Once again, he searches for milk.

And once again, his mother becomes impatient.

This heartbreaking cycle continues. The baby never knows when he will be allowed to nurse. There is no proper feeding routine, and he struggles to get enough milk to satisfy his growin

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