“So Beautiful”: SA Peeps in Their Feels Over Woman’s WhatsApp Messages With Baby Daddy
- A lady showed off the WhatsApp text messages between her and the father of her child in a video
- The clip left many people in awe, and it gained massive traction, gathering loads of views, likes and comments
- The online community reacted to the footage as they rushed to the comments section, gushing over them
- Briefly News spoke to a relationship and sex educator, Kelley Nele, on the importance of healthy co-parenting relationship
A mother left many people in Mzansi with warm and fuzzy feelings after showing off her conversations with her baby daddy.
![A TikTok video shows a woman unveiling her chats with her baby daddy. A TikTok video shows a woman unveiling her chats with her baby daddy.](https://cdn.briefly.co.za/images/1120/cc0a90fef53150dc.jpeg?v=1)
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Woman shares WhatsApp messages between her and baby daddy in video
The clip shared by TikTok user @namhlablack on the video platform shows a screenshot of WhatsApp text messages.
@namhlablack showed off how she communicates healthily with her child's father, which touched and impressed many South Africans online. The woman's baby daddy amazed many with how caring, full of gratitude and yet present father he was in his daughter's life.
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The clip became a hit on TikTok, clocking many views along with thousands of likes and comments.
Click here to view the lady's WhatsApp messages between her and her baby daddy.
The importance of a healthy co-parenting relationship
While speaking to Briefly News, relationship and sex educator Kelley Nele expressed the critical elements of healthy communication between co-parents and how it can positively impact the child’s well-being.
She shared:
"Respect is a key element of healthy communication. It’s important for co-parents to be respectful in their interactions with one another and to avoid trash-talk and constant bickering in front of the child. This will create a stable environment, allowing the child to be happy and confident."
Kelley said that children benefit from witnessing positive and caring interactions between their parents, even if they are not together.
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"Positive interactions between parents can teach children how to have healthy relationships with both people who are still or no longer actively involved in their lives," she added.
People love the healthy parenting style
Social media users were impressed by how the man and woman co-parented their daughter healthily, as many took to the comments section to gush over them.
BawssladyChichie Official said:
"At this point, I need you back together; how much do y'all need for that?"
Kgabo Sabby expressed:
"It's the constant gratitude for you and your family for raising his child for me."
Dream girl was impressed:
"What healthy co-parenting! I sense healing from both parties; this is so beautiful. This world is full of bitter people, you made it better by sharing this beautiful relationship you have with baby daddy."
Molete🇿🇦 shared. Kuhle..Konke commented:
"What peaceful parenting, mummy. l love it for you."
South African woman shares heartwarming chats with baby daddy
Briefly News previously reported that a woman shared her chats with her baby daddy in a video and people were amazed by their communication.
The footage shared by @mangwenya_swazi on the video platform has gathered over 576K views and thousands of likes and comments. In the clip, the woman showed off how she communicates with her baby daddy, which impressed many people in South Africa.
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Source: Briefly News
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