South African Woman Shows Brother Carrying Baby on Back, Video Warms Mzansi Hearts

South African Woman Shows Brother Carrying Baby on Back, Video Warms Mzansi Hearts

  • This dedicated uncle had Mzansi people in tears watching him carry his small niece on his back
  • TikTok user @entle_yawa shared a video showing her brother with her daughter, oozing gratitude
  • People shared their heartwarming stories, letting the woman know she is beyond blessed

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This woman couldn’t be more grateful for her brother and how he has stepped up for her daughter. Seeing a moment shared between the uncle and his niece left hearts in puddles.

Uncle carrying niece on back, cute TikTok video
This grateful woman shared a video showing her brother with her daughter, oozing gratitude. Image: TikTok / @entle_yawa
Source: TikTok

It is not often that a man steps up for another man’s child, even if that child is his family. Seeing this young man be there for his sister and her baby is inspiring.

Grateful woman shares sweet moment between her daughter and brother

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TikTok user @entle_yawa shared a video showing her brother carrying her two-year-old daughter on his back. She overflowed with pride and gratitude, expressing how blessed she feels to have him in their lives.

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Take a look at this precious moment; brother is a pro:

Sister shares emotional story about brother

Briefly News got in contact with Entle to find out more about her relationship with her brother. Their father was not around, and so her brother wanted to make sure that her babies had the love of a dad.

"My brother is Axola 17 yrs the age difference is sever years between us my brother has been there since birth of my childthrough my difficult times, when I needed someone during my pregnancy he always says he wanna give their nephews the love we never received from our father he wanted to do things differently till today he really kept his promise"

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Heartwarming video has people clapping for the young man

This video had people overcome with emotion. Seeing the brother step up for his sister and her child is something that is worth celebrating and deserves recognition. This is truly inspiring!

Read some of the kind comments:

MASISHI❤️❤️ is blessed too:

“I have the same brother, akafuni noma ngimshaye umshana wakhe.uvele athi awunangane wena.”

Boitumelobetty27_92 shared:

“My late brother was like this, he will even tell people that my daughter is his. You are blessed, sister ❤️”

mphob241 let mom know:

“This is one bond you'll never break.”

Busisiwe Karabo loves it:

“ I'm pregnant, and baby brother can't wait for her. I cannot wait for these moments.”

MamaUlithemba said:

“This is so cute, man ”

Man with baby on back is desperate to put him to sleep, Mzansi parents on Twitter have suggestions to help

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In related news, Briefly News reported that a man working hard to put his kid to sleep was a viral hit. The father had a kid strapped to his back to get the job done.

People were amused as they saw how much he was struggling. The Twitter pictures got hundreds of likes from netizens.

Twitter user, @Just_Gundy, shared a photo of himself trying to get his wide-eyed baby to bed. The man captioned the picture, letting everyone know he tried everything to put the kid to sleep.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.