"Giving Him a Taste of His Own Medicine": Mom's Hilarious Revenge Wake-Up Call for Baby Amuses SA

"Giving Him a Taste of His Own Medicine": Mom's Hilarious Revenge Wake-Up Call for Baby Amuses SA

  • A mother shocked many people on the internet with how she woke up her child, and the clip went viral
  • In the footage, she showed off how her son was deep in his sleep, and she suddenly woke him up in an unusual way
  • People reacted to the video with laughter, while some were not impressed by the woman's actions
  • Briefly News spoke to Tomomi ota a paediatrician who shared the negative impacts of waking up a baby by shouting

One mom left many people with mixed feelings after she showed how she took revenge on her baby boy.

A TikTok video shows a mother waking up her child in a funny way.
A mother woke up her baby in an unusual manner in a TikTok video, which amused Mzansi. Image: @zeepho_jonas
Source: TikTok

Mom wakes up cute baby in a usual way

The TikTok video shared by @zeepho_jonas shows a baby boy sleeping soundly dressed in his brown onesie. The little one's mom then sang so loud that she woke him up, which shocked the baby and caused him to walk up.

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In her captions, @zeepho_jonas expressed that her son made her sleep at 2 a.m., so she decided to get him back by waking up while he was fast asleep. The mother simply said:

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"Giving him a taste of his own medicine."

The clip amused many people on social media, but some were not so impressed by her actions. The video grabbed the attention of many, garnering loads of views, thousands of likes, and comments within a few hours of its publication.

Watch the funny video below:

Negative impacts of waking a baby by shouting

While speaking to Briefly News, Tomomi ota said that mothers are supposed to be the ones who protect their babies or children at all times.

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"If they unreasonably yelled at them while sleeping, there could be a risk of unnecessary psychological trauma and attachment disorders."

She added:,negatively affect

"Feeling that they are protected by their mother could be more important and essential when they seek comfort and security from trusted persons, especially in the early stages of babies/children—and mothers' relationships in terms of emotional well-being."

The paediatrician went on to list the negative impacts that come along with waking up a baby while sleeping.

  • Stress
  • PTSD: post-traumatic stress disorder
  • It can affect negatively the the emotional state of the children
  • Some littérature things that some children with maltreatment while children develop à sensation of vengeance and become aggressive in the future or disconnect totally from the environment.

People react with mixed reaction

Although the mother's hilarious antics amused many, some pointed out how it was extremely dangerous to wake a child in such a manner.

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kungawonha expressed:

"Revenge is the best dish served chilled."

User shared:

"I'm gonna do this with my 5month who thinks night is day."

Molefe Silas wrote:

"Reason we won't get rich, people disturb us while awa ancestors a giving us power ball numbers."

Mikatekohelani commented:

"I'm gonna be this parent the way I love revenge."

Mother finds creative way to get daughter to wake up for school

Briefly News previously reported that a mother gave an excellent shoutout to her daughter, who had netizens gasping at how hilarious it was.

Little ones can be stubborn, but when it's time to wake up and go to school, they reach new levels. One mother's lightbulb went on and never turned off. She found the perfect tool that helped her get the grumpy little one ready for school in no time.

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Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za