"You Are The Best Mum Ever": Nursing Mother Who Has No Hands Uses Mouth to Feed Baby, Video Goes Viral

"You Are The Best Mum Ever": Nursing Mother Who Has No Hands Uses Mouth to Feed Baby, Video Goes Viral

  • A nursing mother has inspired emotional social media reactions after a video showed her using her mouth to feed her baby
  • The woman is disabled and is unable to hold a spoon with her hand, so she resorted to holding it with her lips
  • The way she scooped food with it and gave it to her child has touched many hearts online, earning her praise

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A pretty nursing mother has earned online admiration after using her mouth to feed her baby.

In a viral video sighted on TikTok, the mum was seen scooping food nicely and giving it to the baby.

Disabled lady feeding a baby with her mouth.
Her way of feeding the child has made her a viral sensation. Photo credit:TikTok/@miminefanmvanyan2.
Source: UGC

The woman identified as @miminefanmvanyan2 is disabled as it appears she is an amputee.

She did not allow that to stop her from feeding the child. She used her lips to hold the spoon tightly.

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Her method of scooping food and directing it towards the baby's mouth has touched many hearts.

Watch the video below:

TikTok users praise disabled nursing mum for feeding baby

TikTokers are impressed by how nicely the woman cared for her baby. They took to the comment section to shower her with encomiums.

@alekakol235 said:

"May God bless you and leave for you."

Anna Sterling commented:

"What a beautiful blessing mother. That's why I hate to see men mistreat a queen because cause they are beautiful and awesome powerful."

@reginamutisya616 said:

"Congratulations to all mother's in the world."

@aprilgreen1993 commented:

"Mother's always know how to care for babies. Mother's love. Thanks to all mothers."

@user7506767321435 said:

"I hope she feeds you when she is grown."

@Ruvarashe Kwamwede said:

"You are the best mom ever."

@tabbylawrence said:

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"God bless you so much."

@ashjay64 reacted:

"Great love to all mama."

@UkemeObong Peter said:

"God bless all good mothers."

@marlonburke213 said:

"Your doing a great job."

Little girl impresses Mzansi people in choreographed dance on TikTok

In other news, Briefly News reported that a little girl performed a choreographed TikTok challenge to perfection with other older children. The girl stood out because she was the youngest and wearing a bright yellow skirt with cute little shoes that looked a little big.

Mzansi TikTok users immediately fell in love with this adorable girl, making the video go viral. The clip currently has over 60 thousand likes and hundreds of comments.

A lot people were curious to know how she memorised all those steps or if she is just born with the gift of dance.

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