Adorable Video of Mom Teaching Toddler Son to Do His Own Laundry Goes Viral: “To My Future Daughter in Law”
- A video of a mother showing her future daughter-in-law how she is raising her toddler son has been circulating online
- The clip shows the boy doing the laundry with his toy laundry set featuring an ironing board, washing line, and washing machine
- Many TikTok users were left impressed by the woman’s proactive parenting which will help her child learn skills they can use in their adult life
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Children can learn a lot from doing household chores. A proactive mom took to social media to share how she is teaching her toddler son home chores from a young age.
The video was posted on TikTok by Mohammed Yusuf and Aadila (@myxaadila) and shows the mom telling her future daughter-in-law she is welcome before the clip reveals her son doing the laundry with his toy laundry set featuring an ironing board, a washing line, and washing machine.
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According to raisingchildren.net, doing chores helps children learn about what they need to do to care for themselves, a home, and a family. They learn skills they can use in their adult lives, like preparing meals, cleaning, organising, and keeping a garden. Being involved in chores also gives children experience in relationship skills like communicating clearly, negotiating, cooperating, and working as a team.
Many online users, especially girl moms, were left very impressed by the mother’s parenting skills.
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Check out the video and the comments below:
Anneline wrote:
“Now that's how it's done .”
Nanaz Mashhood Shams responded:
“10/10 except not "you're welcome" to the dil, it's you're welcome to him because he's practicing a skill HE will need whether or not he is married.”
Benita RW reacted:
“My sister you are doing the lords work!”
ruby01900 replied:
“My son is 22 and he cooks and cleans even better than his sisters...daughter in law hope u appreciate .”
Farnaaz Mohamed said:
“Aww sooo sweet .. yes mama we raising dem well dis time round dey will def thank us .”
shanahmed523 commented:
“I used to be good with household chores when bachelor, then I got married.”
Father who sold his vehicle to raise his kids gets car gift from daughter many years after in emotional video
In another story, YEN.com.gh reported that a video re-shared by @goodnewsdog shows the moment an old man saw a similar car he used to own when he was young.
The man had to sell the vehicle to get some money to raise his kids. When he saw that type of vehicle many years after in a parking lot, he told his children how he loved it when he still had one. The passionate father said the car served him well.
When his daughter gave him the key to the parked vehicle, he asked, "What is this?" and became very emotional. For several seconds, he kept looking at the key in his hand without uttering a word. He sniffled and hugged his daughter. When the father revved the engine, he was all smiles.
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