The morning sun rose slowly over the peaceful farm, turning the sky soft shades of peach and gold. As the birds fluttered from tree to tree and the cool air warmed little by little, the quiet farm began to come alive. But no one woke up as excited as Nunu, the cute baby animal who loved feeding time more than anything in the world.
Nunu was tiny, fluffy, and full of curiosity. With bright eyes and a heart that loved every creature on the farm, Nunu spent each morning helping the caretakers feed the many animals who lived there. Even though Nunu was small, the joy they brought to the animals—and the love they gave—felt big.
Morning Begins: A Bucket Full of Kindness
The caretakers carried baskets filled with fruits, vegetables, and grains: bananas for the monkeys, crunchy carrots for the rabbits, tiny seeds for the birds, and leafy greens for the goats. Nunu toddled behind them, holding a little bowl that was just the right size for their tiny hands.
The baby animal wasn’t just helping—they were learning. Every day, they watched carefully how food was given to each friend. They remembered which animals liked soft food, which liked crunchy treats, and which ones needed tiny portions so they wouldn’t eat too fast.
Nunu took feeding seriously, but their joy made the work feel like play.
Feeding the Rabbits: A Gentle First Stop
The first stop was always the rabbit pen. The fluffy white and brown rabbits hopped excitedly toward the fence as Nunu approached. They knew this little baby always brought the sweetest treats.
Nunu bent down carefully and placed small carrot sticks on the ground. The rabbits nibbled happily, twitching their noses and lifting their ears. Sometimes a rabbit would nuzzle Nunu’s hand, thanking them in its quiet rabbit way.
Nunu giggled and whispered softly, “Eat slowly… good bunny.”
Even the caretakers smiled at the gentle scene. Nunu wasn’t just feeding animals—they were giving kindness.
Bird Song and Breakfast Seeds
Next came the birds—colorful, chatty little creatures that filled the air with cheerful songs. As soon as Nunu arrived, the birds began hopping along their perches, chirping eagerly.
Nunu admired their feathers for a moment before sprinkling seeds gently onto the feeding tray. The birds fluttered down one by one, wings beating softly like dancing petals.
Some birds were bold and hopped closer to Nunu, chirping as if talking to the baby. Others stayed on their branch, shy but grateful.
Nunu waved and whispered, “Good morning!” as they always did.
And the birds answered with a chorus of happy chirps.
Bananas for the Monkeys
After the birds, Nunu walked to the monkey area with a small bucket of ripe bananas. The monkeys always knew when breakfast was coming, and they climbed to the front to greet their tiny friend.
One young monkey—playful and silly—loved Nunu the most. He hung upside down, reaching out with a long arm, trying to grab a banana before Nunu even got close.
But Nunu shook their head in a cute, serious way.
“Wait your turn,” Nunu said softly, just like they’d heard the caretakers say.
The monkey blinked, obeying immediately. Somehow, even the little monkeys respected Nunu.
Nunu broke small pieces off the bananas to make sure everyone got their share. The older monkeys sat quietly and ate politely. The younger ones made excited sounds, taking tiny bites like babies tasting their favorite candy.
There was something magical about seeing Nunu among the monkeys—like they were all one big family.
The Goat Family and Their Crunchy Lunch
On the hill behind the barn lived a family of goats—big ones, tiny ones, and a few playful baby goats who liked to jump around. Nunu carried a basket full of leafy greens to share with them.
The goats rushed over the moment they saw the basket. Nunu stood bravely, feet planted firmly, even though some goats were taller than them! But the goats never pushed or bumped Nunu—they knew the baby animal was gentle and loved them.
Nunu held out a handful of greens, giggling as the goats munched with their funny chewing rhythm.
One baby goat cuddled against Nunu after eating. Nunu stroked its soft head and whispered, “Good baby.”
Feeding animals wasn’t just about food—it was about love and connection.
A Special Treat for the Tiniest Creature
Nunu didn’t forget the smallest friend on the farm: a tiny turtle who lived in a calm corner near a little pond. While the other animals made noise and excitement, the turtle stayed peaceful and quiet.
Nunu approached slowly and placed small bits of vegetable near the turtle’s favorite rock. The turtle peeked out, blinking slowly, then crawled toward the food with steady little steps.
Nunu loved watching the turtle eat—so simple, so calm.
“You’re slow,” Nunu whispered kindly, “but that’s okay.”
On the farm, every animal ate in its own way, and Nunu respected them all.
The Magical Feeling of Helping
Once all the animals had finished their meals, Nunu’s little bowl was empty. Their hands were slightly messy, their shirt had a few bits of hay on it, and their tiny feet were dusty—but their smile was wide and full of pride.
The animals were happy.
The farm was peaceful.
And Nunu felt like they had done something important.
Feeding the animals wasn’t just a task—it was a moment that filled Nunu’s heart with joy. The animals trusted them, and Nunu loved them all, from the fluffy rabbits to the noisy monkeys to the shy turtle.
A Farm Full of Friendship
As the sun climbed higher in the sky, the animals settled down to rest. Some lay under shady trees. Some curled up in comfortable piles of hay. Some groomed each other quietly.
Nunu sat in the middle of the yard, watching them all with content eyes. They loved mornings like this—mornings filled with soft touches, little giggles, and tiny moments that made each day special.
The farm wasn’t just a place where animals lived.
It was a place where Nunu learned kindness.
A place where animals and humans shared gentle bonds.
A place where each feeding moment became a memory.
A Sweet Ending to a Busy Morning
As Nunu leaned against a tree, the playful young monkey from earlier hopped down and sat beside them. Nunu laughed softly and handed the monkey one last small piece of banana.
The monkey held it carefully and ate slowly, as if understanding that this moment was shared with love, not hunger.
When the monkey finished, it wrapped its tiny arms around Nunu in a soft hug.
And Nunu hugged back.
Feeding animals always brought happiness—but the best part was the love they gave in return.
