“Rare Level of Maturity”: 2 Baby Mamas With Same Baby Daddy Go on a Date With Their Kids, SA Wowed

“Rare Level of Maturity”: 2 Baby Mamas With Same Baby Daddy Go on a Date With Their Kids, SA Wowed

  • Two women who share the same baby daddy united to take their kids on a heartwarming sibling playdate
  • The women shared laughter and joy during the outing, later sharing a video on TikTok
  • Their bond and maturity inspired many social media users, sparking admiration and discussions online
  • Father of four opened up to Briefly News about having three different baby mamas
Social media users were touched after seeing two women who dated the same man getting along
Two baby mamas determined for their kids to grow as siblings took their kids out on a date without their dad, who they share. Image: @mabuyiie
Source: TikTok

Two women who are no longer romantically involved with the father of their kids have formed a positive relationship so their kids can grow up knowing each other, proving that love and laughter can exist beyond past relationships.

One baby mama, whose TikTok handle is @mabuyiie, shared a video of an outing with her baby daddy's baby mama and her kid, and the clip gained traction, attracting thousands of views.

The huns on a date with kids

In the clip, the two women laugh and chat as their kids enjoy a day filled with games and fun at a restaurant. The children are seen sliding down colourful slides, climbing play structures, and giggling joyfully while the moms take selfies and videos together.

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Getting along with baby mamas

A married father who refused to be named shared his difficulties getting along with one baby mama with Briefly News. The guy has two kids from different women and two from his marriage.

Speaking with us about the possibilities of the women getting along with each other for the sake of the kids' relationship, he said:

"Currently, the plan is to maintain a smooth relationship with both baby mamas. One is sometimes cooperative, while the other seems determined to make co-parenting challenging.
As someone who studied psychology, I am aware of the great impact growing up with siblings and parents who have a healthy relationship can greatly impact a child's mental, emotional and psychological state.
If get them to understand things this way, I believe it will be clear that building a positive relationship with each other is in the children's best interests, even long after I’m gone."

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The two huns leave SA stunned

The display of unity and sisterhood deeply moved social media users. Many praised the huns for being mature and putting their kids first, while others said it was not possible to do such with their kids ' fathers' baby mamas.

User @mulindaompha shared:

"The kids will grow up with such an amazing bond.... this is beautiful 🥰🥰."

User ThandoThandaza95 said:

"I wouldn’t mind .. 🥰 as long as there’s mutual respect and love."

User @9575 added:

"That rare level of maturity. I'm proud of you girls. Kids deserve to know each other, really❤️."

User @tolokazi commented:

"I went to my ex's baby mama this weekend for her dads funeral bcz sana lasisi wandithanda ndijola no tata wengane yakhe plus ndizithandela unyana wabo . Wish we could stop hating each other. I love this."

User @2024 added:

"Isithembu loading."

User @Luthandomuhle shared:

"I want this for my kids. May the father of my children marry someone as kind as me."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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