In the heart of the dense jungle, where the trees stretched high and the air buzzed with life, Monkey Kaka sat watching her baby brother, Mit. He was tiny, with big curious eyes and a playful spirit, but right now, something was very wrong—Mit smelled terrible!
Kaka wrinkled her nose and took a step back. “Mom!” she called out, waving her little arms dramatically. “Mit needs a diaper change!”
Mama Monkey, who was busy peeling a ripe banana, turned her head and chuckled. “Oh, Kaka, baby monkeys don’t wear diapers like humans do.”
“But he stinks!” Kaka insisted, covering her nose with both hands. “How can we play when he smells like that?”
Mama Monkey laughed again, but she knew Kaka had a point. Baby Mit was still learning, and part of that learning meant making a mess every now and then. Mama swung down from the branch and gently scooped Mit up, inspecting the little troublemaker. “Alright, let’s get you cleaned up,” she said softly.
Kaka watched as Mama carefully groomed Mit, using her quick hands to clean his fur just as mother monkeys have done for generations. Grooming wasn’t just about cleanliness; it was an important way monkeys showed love and care. Kaka had often seen older monkeys grooming each other, but now she realized how much work it was!
When Mama finished, Mit looked fresh and happy again. He let out a tiny squeak and reached for Kaka, ready to play.
Kaka hesitated for a moment, then grinned. “Okay, but next time, Mama, can we find a way to give him a real diaper?”
Mama Monkey shook her head with a smile as Kaka and Mit tumbled together in the soft leaves. The jungle was full of adventures, and even the messy moments were part of the fun.
Svp kaka et mit a la maison……svp……..Silvia Mauritius