Mom builds makeshift play kitchen for child out of recycled material
- A creative mom recently took to Facebook to share a picture of the play kitchen she created for her daughter out of recycled material
- In the post, she explains how she was unable to afford the expensive play kitchens sold in stores and so she resorted to making one herself
- She received tons of praise from Facebookers who were moved by her determination to make her kid smile
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A South African mom recently inspired thousands of locals. This after she took to Facebook group ImStaying to share a picture of the play kitchen she made for her little child out of recycled material.
"With things being so tough and me having a new baby, my daughter has been feeling really left out so when her lil brother finally fell asleep we built this little kitchen. Materials used all recycled, boxes were from our local cash-and-carry and we used cooldrink lids. The best things in life are really free," she wrote.
Facebookers and Stayers were taken aback by this mother's creativity and dedication to putting a smile on her little girl's face. Many of them headed to the comments section to share their thoughts in the comments section.
Source: Facebook
Read some of them below.
Lolly Barlow wrote:
"That's so good, have to share the love so that she doesn't feel left out or sidelined."
Irene Schanda said:
"And look at her happy face ...we don't need expensive things to make us happy, well done."
Bernadette Hutchins said:
"A girl has to do what a girl has to do."
Briefly.co.za also reported, a lovely young lady shared an inspiring story about a taxi driver. Nomvula Mayibongwe Nhlapo took to the #ImStaying group on Facebook to talk about a taxi driver who paid her fare when she had no money.
Nomvula says she just started a new job in Kempton Park after being unemployed for a while. She says she had been hitchhiking to and from work for over a week. She struggled to find a ride home at her usual spot and decided to go to a nearby taxi rank.
There she sussed out a taxi driver who had the "friendliest demeanour". She then approached him and explained her situation to him. He responded with "OK mntanami get inside the taxi" before taking cash from his pocket to pay another taxi driver.
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Source: Briefly News
