Mom Opens Room Door, Sees Cat Sleeping Beside Her Baby, Tells It To Stand Up in Viral Funny Video
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Mom Opens Room Door, Sees Cat Sleeping Beside Her Baby, Tells It To Stand Up in Viral Funny Video

  • A short video has shown the moment a mother asked a lovely cat to leave the bed and not wake up her baby
  • Despite the woman's repeated calls, the animal refused, preferring to stay cuddled up with the sleeping kid
  • Many people who reacted to the video said that the mother was disturbing two friends and should leave them alone

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A video has shown just how amazing animals could be when they are with children. A mum was amazed to see her cat beside her baby.

In the clip, she opened the room and saw the cat nestled beside her sleeping kid. When she called the pet, it never answered.

The cat protested in the cute video.
Many people told the mother not to disturb the cat and the baby. Photo source: TikTok/@dontstopmeowing
Source: UGC

What a lovely cat

As she gently tugged at it, telling the animal to stand up, it meowed, showing its displeasure. The cat just wanted to keep comforting the child.

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The mother could not stop laughing at the lovely cat and its refusal to get off the bed. The cute video drew thousands of reactions.

Watch the clip below:

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

FifiandKareem said:

"Who’s more adorable, chase or the baby?"

Tori Torsiello said:

"He’s protecting the baby."

TrapBae said:

"Quietly meowing so he don’t wake up baby."

Shreeja Madhu said:

"Bro they were perfectly chill why you disturb the kitty."

hello hi said:

"your the one who's going to wakeup the baby."

visimisi said:

"he is protecting the baby from the bad thing."

Nicole Bean said:

"Ma’am YOU are going 2 wake the baby."

WyckedKnight joked:

"When the baby steals your cat, and your cat allows him to do so."

Pax said:

"Leave him alone he’s taking care of da baby."

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Another cat and a baby

Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that a video of one very attentive cat protecting a precious baby from dangling too close to a balcony has South Africa's hearts melting. The viral clip has gathered lots of attention and many peeps are praising the animal for its love and care for the child.

Heading online, Twitter user @ramblingsloa shared the post:

"Never stop doing little things for others. Sometimes these little things occupy the biggest part of their hearts," they captioned the touching video.

In the clip, the curious child can be seen waddling right to the balcony's edge before her protector gently nudges her hand away from the railings.

Source: Briefly News

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