Toddler's mischievous adventure with mom's SMEG kettle captures Mzansi's heart, video goes viral

Toddler's mischievous adventure with mom's SMEG kettle captures Mzansi's heart, video goes viral

  • This mom laughed when she saw her toddler daughter on top of the kitchen counter playing with the kettle
  • TikTok user @prettyfacesbypree shared a video showing how high her baby climbed to get to the SMEG kettle
  • Mother explains that her daughter is a little adventurer, this is nothing new to her
  • South African people were laughing at the toddler's antics while stressing about the expensive kettle

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This mom found her toddler daughter on the kitchen counter playing with her SMEG kettle. Footage of the incident left Mzansi people sweating and laughing – toddlers will have you stressed.

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This momma shared a video showing how high her baby climbed to get to the SMEG kettle. Image: @prettyfacesbypree/TikTok
Source: TikTok

SMEG kettles are not cheap, but kids will stop at nothing to get what they want, and this video is proof of that.

Toddler climbs kitchen counter to get to SMEG kettle

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TikTok user @prettyfacesbypree shared a video which showed her baby girl on the kitchen counter fiddling with her expensive SMEG kettle.

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This Little Miss had to summit some tall draws to get to that kettle, lol, but it did not stop her.

See the funny video below:

Mom sheds light on her adorable adventurer

Briefly News spoke to the mom to find out how she deals with these situations and why she was so chilled. This is what she said:

"She is 18 months now. She loves climbing up the cupboards, getting in the sink and just sitting down, the truth is kids are very quick. 2 seconds, and they have already done a lot. They should definitely take risks as long as you are there to save them should anything happen.

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"She is definitely a little explorer, curious about everything."

Mzansi laughs and stresses over video

People laughed as they knew toddlers are wild. Knowing the price of those kettles, some people prayed that the little girl did not break it or, worse, fall off the counter herself.

Here are some of the comments from amused viewers:

@MamaBear82:

"Oh my goodness, she's such a cutie! Kids will be kids!"

@ExploringParenthood:

"The adventures of parenthood, never a dull moment!"

@Manxele Khumalo:

"Just like my son on top of the TV stand dancing."

@User2567670551708:

"I’m not ready."

@LeboMol:

"She behaves like my son, we rest when he is asleep."

@Kundai Maradze:

"I’ve got so many kweshins."

@Superlove26:

"Yoooh ayi these kids will be the death of us."

Woman's 2 kids make huge mess out of boredom, daughter's explanation on TikTok has SA laughing

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In related news, Briefly News reported that two kids landed in hot water after they made a big mess. Online users could not help but crack jokes after one of the kids decided to explain herself.

The video got thousands of likes, and many people gushed over how cute the children were. Other parents could relate to how stressful it was.

@ladykamati was talking to her kids about their mischief. The two children were covered in a brown cream from head to toe. When asked what they were doing, the oldest sibling explained that they got bored because the mom would not give them the phone, and they decided to do something evil.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.