Adorable Boy Runs Bath Water for His Momma, Leaves a Sweet Note
- A proud mommy recently headed online to share an adorable moment that happened between her and her son recently
- In her post, the young mom explains how she had asked her son to pour her some water and when she got to the bathroom, found he had left a sweet note
- The internet loved it and were left absolutely swooning in the comment section of the post
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A young mother with the Twitter handle @Max_Mofo recently headed online to share how her son melted her heart after she asked him to go and pour her a bath of water. In her Twitter post, the young mother explains how her son went to pour the water and left her a sweet note while he was at it.
"Hey mommy, enjoy your bath, love from CJ," the adorable boy wrote in his cute little note.
Soon the post reached over 600 likes from internet users who found it super adorable. Many of them also headed to the comment section to swoon over the little one. Read a few of their comments below:
@Nalzzy said:
"Cj is just cutest ntlheng. Ncoo man."
@Thembs_B said:
"Zincinci iinto ezimithisayo yazi."
@bathongthapz said:
"Cj is going to be a very pedantic and romantic man at the same time."
@Mommy_DeSong said:
"Samthandi ne letter zakhe."
Source: Twitter
@MsMolobi said:
"I love this about him. Used to have a colleague like him. Everything was addressed in letters."
@Max_Mofo said:
"Bathong a whole adult."
@MsLeloB said:
"This child is so thoughtful."
@LeleFrans said:
"What a loving little baby."
In similar Briefly.co.za news, big brothers are guardian angels sent to help both parents and their younger siblings. A young mother proved this to be the case after she headed online to share an adorable clip of her older son performing his big brother duties seamlessly.
In the clip that was shared by proud mom, @Ashleyoutloud, the older brother can be seen calming down his little brother, who was on the verge of a tantrum, by helping him practice some soothing breathing techniques.
"My four-year-old was about to have a whole tantrum and my six years old helped him manage his breathing so he could calm down... I’d say I’m doing freaking alright," she proudly captioned the heartwarming clip.
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