Little Girl’s Quick Thinking Stops Fire From Starting, TikTok Video of Child’s Decisive Action Impresses SA

Little Girl’s Quick Thinking Stops Fire From Starting, TikTok Video of Child’s Decisive Action Impresses SA

  • An attentive child may have saved her home from burning down as her family tried to keep the cold at bay
  • One TikTok video shows how the kid who was playing quickly realised that danger was close as she had fun
  • People were fascinated to see how the child noticed the heater, a Kloppers salesman told Briefly News how to avoid fire risks with heaters

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A child's parent was thankful that the little one was around. The child did the most to save her family home from a possible fire.

TikTok video of child saving house from burning down
TikTok video of a child saving a house from a fire hazard amazed people. Image: @peggynosipho5
Source: TikTok

The video of the child spotting the fire hazard had over 7 000 likes. Peeps thought the daughter deserved a big reward for acting decisively.

Daughter saves house from burning down due to fire hazard

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A TikTok video by @peggynosipho5 showed the moment her child was a hero. The bright child pulled a heater away when she noticed that it was about set their furniture ablaze. Even this child's mom admitted:

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"I don't know what could have happened if my daughter didn't remove the heater."

Watch the video below:

Kloppers helps Mzansi choose safer heaters with minimal fire hazard

Many people enjoy seeing smart children. Online users commented, singing the daughter's praises for pulling the heater away before getting the mom

A Kloppers sales rep in the electronic department spoke to Briefly News about types of heaters that can minimise the risk of fire. He advised that people should get a heater with a "no-tip" function, meaning it switches off when uneven or if it falls over. The Klopper salesman also recommends convection heaters where the heating element is covered which minimises direct contact with flammable.

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SA netizens applaud child for saving home from potential fire

Read their comments below:

Nenekazi Mzozo commented:

"These little ones should never be left alone for a minute, ever!"

ig_kele08 added:

"Not Boyza leaving like nothing happened."

Mama kaGirls wrote:

"She's so smart."

Boitumelo Makhubalo said:

"Hug that child and thank her."

Apple… said:

"Poor, mommy you can see she’s defeated."

Toobserve&settherecordstraight applauded:

"Smart girl.. At least she removed it before calling you."

Itzzzz_kt1 was curious

"Can we see how the couch looks."

3-year-old writes tomato, including 6 more words and numbers, SA impressed

Briefly News previously reported that one young child's smarts were all the rave of TikTok. Proud parents showcased their child's impressive literacy skills.

The video of the enthusiastic baby boy received over 70 000 likes. There were also thousands of comments from people who were amazed by the child's abilities.

Two proud parents, who have a joint TikTok page named @florry39, showcased their son's ability to write different words. Words including "tomato," his name, "apple," and the number "1 000."

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Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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