Woman Appreciates Husband's Parenting Skills in Heartwarming TikTok Post: "It Heals Something in Me"
- A South African woman shared several heartwarming clips of her husband parenting their two children
- The TikTok footage shows the three of them having fun and bonding in various ways
- The woman appreciated her husband's parenting skills and left many netizens inspired
A South African woman took to social media to publicly appreciate her husband for being a loving father to their children.
A TikTok video shared by @pholalola shows various clips featuring her husband playing and bonding with their son and daughter.
The trio can be seen engaging in fun activities such as playing outside, being enthralled by a chess game, swimming in the pool, reading books, dancing, attending kiddies' parties and having a whole lot of heartwarming moments.
"Watching my husband parent heals something in me," @pholalola shared.
According to Pediatric Associates of Franklin, present fathers uniquely influence their children's lives, fostering emotional security and healthy development that shapes them into confident and well-rounded individuals.
Loving father tugs at SA's heartstrings
The video touched many SA netizens' hearts as they responded with sweet comments, admiring the man's active role in being an intentional and caring father to his children.
Many also shared how they are inspired by his parenting and hope they'll have children with men who share similar sentiments.
LEBOHANG RAMATLAPENG commented:
"To have kids with someone who actually wants to have kids with you is an underrated blessing."
Amanda Modise replied:
"Friend. I love all of it for you and your babies. Griff is the standard. You are so blessed."
lopangmthombothi said:
"It's really beautiful to watch. I'm sure it's amazing to experience it."
KM commented:
"I need this for my kids, otherwise I’m gonna die."
bonakelemavuso wrote:
"If you look closely there by the TV, it’s me standing there crying my eyes out cos this is beautiful ❤️"
Adwoa commented:
"Such a beautiful post! You guys are wonderful ❤️"
Thami Magalela commented:
"Please adopt me. I'm 22 years young."
Little boy chases after grandparents' car
In another story, Briefly News reported that a little boy was not ready to see his grandparents leave after a friendly visit.
A TikTok video shared by the child's mom, Bonolo Softie Maloka (@bonolosoftiemalok), shows a car driving down their driveway as a little boy runs and chases after it with much determination.
Bonolo shared that this is how her little boy reacts every time her parents leave their house.
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Source: Briefly News