“Highest Paid Camera Kid”: KZN Toddler Trying To Capture an Event With a Smartphone Goes Viral
- A KwaZulu-Natal woman shared an adorable video of her young toddler girl holding a smartphone at what appears to be a wedding or special event
- The little girl was copying all the adults around her who had their phones out to capture whatever was happening at the tent area
- The video went viral with over 51,000 reactions, 1,000 comments and 600 shares as people couldn't get enough of the toddler's cuteness
Source: Facebook
A KwaZulu-Natal mother has melted hearts across social media after sharing the sweetest video of her toddler daughter trying to be part of the action at a special event.
Content creator @sthembile.s.butubutu.samagambushe.sindane captured the adorable moment that has everyone talking.
The video shows a beautiful young girl at what looks like a wedding or similar celebration. Everyone is gathered around a tent area with their smartphones out, ready to capture whatever special moment is about to happen. But the real star of the show is the tiny toddler who also has her phone out, clearly trying to copy what all the grown-ups are doing.
The little girl looks precious as she holds her smartphone, wanting to be part of the moment just like everyone else around her. Her determination to capture the event like the adults shows just how much children love to copy what they see older people doing.
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SA finds toddler adorable
The heartwarming video clearly struck a chord with viewers, who flooded the comments with love for the little girl.
@khanya_rhadi_maphini laughed:
"The last part 🤣🤣🤣"
@rich_mhlongo joked:
"Highest paid camera kid in SA!"
@happiness_khumalo related:
"She reminds me of me when I was young... I am still fresh till today...❤️🔥😂"
@nonkuh_kamanzuza_dlamini praised:
"Very clever this one 😂🥰❤️"
@lungile_mtolo requested:
"Stembileeeee more videos of her please, she melts my heart 🤣🤣🤣"
@winnie_george predicted:
"And then she will say 'I started content creation at 2,' and no one will believe her😂❤️"
@khanyisile_mlindazwe gushed:
"She's too adorable 🥰"
@zinhle_nzimande called her:
"Ncooh camera lady🤭❤️😅"
Why toddlers copy older people
According to an expert at First Cry Parenting, toddlers naturally copy peers and older kids as a normal part of growing up. This copying behaviour helps children learn new skills and develop social connections with others around them.
The expert explains that babies start copying their mothers from birth, and this becomes more obvious when children copy older people who smile or stick their tongues out at them. Copying opens up new ways for children to develop and interact with the world.
Children learn many important skills through copying, including using crayons and stacking blocks. Pretend play is one of the best ways for toddlers to learn new abilities by watching and copying what others do.
The copying process is quite complex - children need to watch adults act, understand what they're seeing, turn it into an action, and then do it themselves using their motor skills. This copying behaviour helps build stronger relationships and social understanding.
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3 Other stories about adorable toddlers
- Briefly News recently reported on a flower girl who hilariously interrupted her parents' wedding vows with an urgent request, but what she wanted to do at the altar had wedding guests in absolute stitches.
- A toddler's very specific food demands left her mother completely amazed in a viral video, but her strong opinions about what she refused to eat had South Africans laughing at her attitude.
- Mzansi was deeply moved after watching a two-year-old boy singing the national anthem with pure passion, but his emotional performance had people saying something powerful about his generation's future.
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