Mzansi Mom Cries for School to Reopen, Shares Video of Child Climbing Down Stairs in Like Horror Movie

• This South African mother is feeling the heat, and it is only the first week of the school holidays
• TikTok user @palesasehoana shared a video of her child climbing down the stairs, as you see in a horror movie.
• Fellow parents were with this mom on the schools needing to reopen; others were just shocked at the clip

School holidays are not for the fainthearted. This mom is already tired and isn't even week two yet.

It is hard entertaining a child all day, especially when they are used to friends and lots of activities at school. This mama wants a refund on the school holidays.

Mom shares video of kid's horror movie stair climb

TikTok user @palesasehoana was defeated when she saw her daughter climbing down the stairs as if she was reenacting a scene from a horror movie.

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This mama is ready for schools to reopen, and feel parents should rally to make it happen sooner. Take a look at this questionable clip:

Fellow parents second this mother's notion for schools to reopen

While some tried to understand what they just saw, fellow parents flocked to the comment section to make their cries heard. This hilarious video had some Mzansi people busting.

Read some of the funny comments:

SHEENA said:

“Your home is beautiful now you have a taste of what the teachers deal with daily ”

Official Lady Zoe was defeated:

“this audio”

confidence Gomolemo admitted:

“I took mine to aftercare because I can’t, shem.”

NalediNyeleti01 laughed:

“”

Mzansi parents send troublesome children to discipline camp for school holidays; video goes viral

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In related news, Briefly News reported that raising responsible and well-behaved children is no small feat; nowadays, parents have to compete with smart devices for their kids' attention.

Some parents sought help from a non-profit organisation called the Rising Stars Generation in Attridgeville to instil positive behaviours. The children arrived at the discipline camp and were recorded walking in a straight line.

The NPO @risingstarsactors posted the TikTok video on their page and got 361 000 views in one day.

Source: Briefly News