“He’s Experienced”: Tiny Toddler Uses Car Jack on His Scooter, Video Goes Viral
- A toddler was caught on video using a car jack on his plastic scooter, charming thousands online and sparking delight among viewers
- Netizens loved how the child imitated adult behaviour, showing how young kids learn by watching their parents and exploring the world creatively
- The video quickly went viral, with many commenting on its innocence and relatability, highlighting the small but heartwarming moment
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South Africans were captivated by a toddler mimicking car repairs on his scooter, showing both the innocence of youth and the fun of learning through observation.
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A video shared by Facebook user Nhlanhla Mthis on 17 September 2025 captured an adorable moment of a tiny tot using a car jack on his plastic scooter. Within 24 hours, the post received over 21,000 likes, 600 shares, and hundreds of comments. Netizens were charmed by the boy’s innocence, noting how children often mimic their parents’ daily activities. Many found it lighthearted and humorous, praising the authenticity of the moment.
In the video, the young boy carefully placed a small car jack under his scooter, imitating what he had seen adults do while fixing vehicles. He pretended to lift the scooter with precision, his tiny hands moving confidently, showcasing the natural curiosity and observational learning of children. The playful moment resonated widely with viewers, with many recalling similar experiences from their own childhoods.
Kids learn by watching and imitating
The video highlights the power of observational learning, as the child mirrored the adult's behaviour with his toys. It’s a gentle reminder that children absorb so much from their surroundings, often in creative and unexpected ways. Parents and viewers alike shared their amusement and admiration for the little boy’s ingenuity, emphasising that such moments are both educational and entertaining.
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The clip continues to circulate online, earning praise for its wholesome content. The reaction on social media shows that people love authentic, relatable moments. Many netizens commented on how this captured the innocence of youth, where everyday life becomes a playground for imagination.
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Mzansi reacted to the video
Dzvikiri Rudzai wrote:
"A clean mechanic? That bike will not get fixed on time."
Selvin Naidoo added:
"Mechanic in the making, too nunuz man."
Annelie Werth said:
"Aaaaw, this is too cute. Yes, dad. Teach him young. Our kids should never depend on others. Teach them to do it themselves."
Kabelo Maelane wrote:
"Grootman, this seed you’ve sown of love for cars in this young lad is a blessing because through that you’ll be able to see, hear and observe what no one else gets to; it will save him from a lot and teach him a lot."
Xikongomelo Mhlongo said:
"I didn't understand why this young man was fixing the bike and not riding it. Then I saw his old man drives an MK1. Maybe mine will be like this, too."
Elsie Kern added:
"My car is having a problem. Can I please bring it? I hope little sir is not expensive."
Bianca Robertson asked:
"Where is the spare first of all?"
Kagiso Magane added:
"20 days of minor services are due. Increasing the noise levels and new wheel base."
Gustav Viljoen said:
"That’s where it all starts."
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