Toddler Sister Tries To Feed Brother Yoghurt In Adorable Video, Leaves Netizens In Their Feels
- A TikTok video of a toddler sister trying to feed her younger brother yoghurt has gone viral
- The little girl is persistent in trying to feed her brother yoghurt, even though he's not interested
- Many people are commenting on the video, saying that the siblings are adorable and that the little girl's determination is heartwarming
Source: UGC
A video of two adorable toddlers sharing a cute interaction tugged at Mzansi people's heartstrings.
TikTok video shows sister trying to feed brother
The TikTok footage shared by @bohlaleandthato shows a little girl eating yoghurt as she tries to feed her younger brother. The little boy shows no interest in having some dairy snacks as he turns his head away every time his sister tries to give him a spoonful.
Despite her numerous efforts, the girl eventually tells her mother that her brother, Thato, was making her sad because he didn't want to eat.
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The little boy finally gave in and had a spoon of yoghurt. Watch the cute video below:
Little siblings had netizens amused
Many netizens were amused by the brother and sister and responded with endearing comments.
Kay commented:
"Bohlale waka."
user7977485679719 said:
"The cutest children on TikTok ."
Ms_Bu04 replied:
"Abuti Thato still not willing to move."
Malikah23 wrote:
" This is so cute, but please speak with Thato. Just take one spoon so she can be happy ."
Cebile Sibiya replied:
"Your kids are so smart and cute, mommy. Thato already understands everything that is said to him."
Obsession wrote:
"Thato and Warabile ."
Cute Video Of A 3-Year-Old Ghanaian Girl Preparing A Meal By Herself Spark Reactions
In another story, YEN.com.gh reported that a video circulating on TikTok shows a three-year-old Ghanaian girl preparing a meal independently on a tripod stove in a rural area, sparking emotional reactions from viewers.
The video, shared by @narhnarharjowahkisses, depicts the little girl's seriousness as she adds salt to boiling water and checks the firewood supply for cooking.
When asked why she was cooking, she explained her mother was sick, displaying remarkable self-sufficiency despite her young age and leaving onlookers amazed and deeply moved.
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