Oh no, Luna! What are you doing? Little baby Lynx is just trying to rest peacefully, curled up in the corner of their cozy nest. But here comes playful Luna, full of energy, bouncing and tumbling around like a whirlwind. She means well—her heart is full of fun—but sometimes, even the smallest push or tug can be too much for such a tiny baby like Lynx.
Luna nibbles at Lynx’s ears and paws, swatting gently with her tiny hands, thinking it’s a game. But Lynx doesn’t understand. Their eyes blink slowly, ears twitching with discomfort, unsure of why they’re being poked and prodded. Baby Lynx is still so young, still learning the world. The confusion and slight fear in those innocent eyes say everything: Why is Luna doing this to me?
No one really knows how deeply baby Lynx feels these things, but we can imagine. Just like human babies, they feel surprise, worry, and sadness—even if they can’t say it out loud. Sometimes Luna just needs a gentle reminder: “Please, slow down. Baby Lynx is still growing. Be soft.”
The troop watches, some amused, others a little concerned. Mama might step in soon, giving Luna a soft grunt of warning. But what matters most is understanding and care. Luna will learn, with time, that gentleness is just as important as play.
Let’s all remember—every baby, animal or human, has feelings. Luna doesn’t mean to hurt, but her actions can confuse and overwhelm. So please, Luna, slow down and be kind. Baby Lynx needs love, not surprise!
Who really knows how deeply Lynx feels? Maybe deeper than we think.
