Heartwarming Moment Father Bathes His Newborn Baby, Clothes Him, Videos Receive Massive Praise
- A father has shown that men are also much capable of taking care of babies as he bathed his kid with great care
- In some short videos posted on Twitter, the man jokingly asked people to be his witness so the child will know he once bathed him
- Many people praised him as they said he must have picked up the great skill from his work as a male nurse
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A young man with the Twitter handle @KelvinOssai has got the attention of many people on social media after he posted videos of him bathing his son.
The man captioned one of the videos with:
"When this boy grows up, y'all are my witness. I baf am."
In a subsequent video, the man dressed up the baby as a nursing mother would. His videos came as a surprise to many as it is not every day one sees a father who knows how to tend to an infant.
Many people said that the bond between the father and the kid will become very strong with what he is doing.
Watch the videos below:
As at the time of writing this report, the tweets have gathered lots of comments with one of the videos having 5,000 views.
@BigJay09504503 said:
"Make I save this tweet incase him grow up talk rubbish. Na me go first nod am for nose come show am the video."
@AlawiyeAdetoun1 said:
"Male nurses are the best trust me. My fellow Elite Nurse well-done."
@FikStiles said:
"If him talk rubbish. I go tell am say I dey there when them dey bath you. Infact I get the video."
@lovablepearl__ said:
"You are braver than most men and a lot of women. I know i couldnt bath my baby when he was this tiny. . . hehehehe."
@DorisAnita11 said:
"Abeg abeg, just put it under adequate nursing care rendered cus that's what you do to other babies to I guess."
@Olallyjnr said:
"After now, he will be sending money to his mother alone. DiarisGod."
@LadeAdelaja said:
"Such a cute baby... In some years now he go dey cover himself so you no go look am."
Meanwhile, it was earlier reported that a Nigerian lady, Tolulope Adeleke-Aire, was changing the norm and teaching men things the traditional society would not expect of them.
She broke the cultural barrier by teaching men how to bathe and care for their babies without having to leave everything to the mothers.
The nurse organised a baby bathing session for men under a canopy, using toys as examples. Tolu also showed them how to change a kid’s diapers and oil their head like a nursing mother would do.
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