“Every Child Deserves a Grandmother”: SA Stunned by Granny’s Reaction to Grandchild’s Report

“Every Child Deserves a Grandmother”: SA Stunned by Granny’s Reaction to Grandchild’s Report

  • A family of pranksters pulled their grandma's leg when she paid them a visit to see her grandchild's final report card 
  • South Africans were floored by the ouma's reaction when she heard about the little one's performance at school 
  • UCT's Vice-Chancellor shared the beauty and power of a grandmother's love
  • Briefly News also had a chat with a relationship expert who dove into the topic of healthy family relationships

A loving grandmother paid her family a visit on the last day of school to see how her grandchild performed in school all year.

SA warmed by granny's love on TikTok
Mzansi was floored by a granny's hysterical reaction to her son's final report card. Image: @zharaaa561
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Her daughter pulled off a hilarious prank on her by first announcing that the little one failed dismally.

Grandma reacts to grandchild's academic performance 

After hearing that her grandson was a troublemaker and had failed the grade, a grandmother was stunned to speak and expressed her great disappointment. After she had cussed, her family revealed that it was all a joke and that the little guy passed with flying colours.

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The proud granny danced around the house and embraced her precious grandson with joy. This warms the hearts of many social media users who wish to have a beautiful bond with their grannies.

Watch the video below:

UCT Vice-Chancellor shares beauty and power of grandma's love

Prof Moshabela shared his story about the love that he received as a little boy from a humble village in Limpopo. Moshabela explained that his life is a testament of his granny's profound love, who, despite her physical limitations due to a stroke, nurtured his sense of humanity, dignity, and confidence.

Moshabela's testimony underscores the critical role grandmothers play as pillars of support, instilling resilience and nurturing their grandchildren's dreams.

SA moved to granny's reaction to grandson passing grade

A relationship expert, Paula Quinsee, explained that a healthy family environment entails nurturing, trust, love, respect, and support and includes family members feeling safe expressing their thoughts, emotions, and concerns without judgment, unconditional love and care of both successes and failures:

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“It’s a place where individual differences are respected, and healthy boundaries are set regarding privacy and individuality.
“Families who resolve disagreements constructively without resorting to insults, blame, avoidance or violence, empower each other to develop healthy relational skills which they will carry with them into their adult relationships.
“Regular bonding activities together as a family unit as well as developing individual relationships within the family structure creating positive memories and strengthens relationships providing a sense of support, nurturing, sense of teamwork and being a safe place we can lean into in both tough and good times.”

Mzansi was warmed by the beautiful relationship the granny had with his grandson and commented:

@SALOME said:

"Man, I love the granny's reaction. Congratulations, boy."

@Didi commented:

"I wish I had a granny like this when I was in matric and passed."

@LeeDChip9 was amazed:

"Coloured parents are on another level."

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@Bianca asked:

"Can all grannies have this energy, please?

@Destiny9015C decided:

"Every child deserves a grandmother like this; they are so blessed, and she is amazing."

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Chuma Nontsele (Human Interest Editor) Chuma Nontsele is a human interest journalist for Briefly News. Nontsele holds a Diploma in Journalism and started her career working at Daily Maverick as a News reporter. Later, she ventured into lifestyle and entertainment. You can reach her at chuma.nontsele@briefly.co.za