“Parents Need Therapy”: Tiny Tot Busted Playing and Messing Around With Baking Flour, SA in Stitches
- A video captured a one-year-old toddler’s messy adventure after he poured an entire bag of baking flour all over himself and the floor
- The adorable footage, shared on Instagram, showed the tiny troublemaker’s initial guilt, quickly turning to joy as he enjoyed the massive mess
- Social media users were amused, playfully wondering about the timeline of the mischief and offering humorous advice to his parents.
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A charming and chaotic video delighted viewers with its depiction of a mischievous toddler’s messy adventure.
The adorable clip, shared on the Instagram account @freshmenmag, went viral and gained massive attention online.
The video begins with the sight of a one-year-old toddler completely covered in white baking flour, which was poured from a 10kg bag, lying next to him. The flour covered his entire body, including his face, as well as a large portion of the floor. Initially, the toddler is quiet and still, as if reading the grown-ups' mood, aware that what he has done is wrong. This silent moment of guilt is short-lived, however.
The toddler experiments with flour
As the sound of a little girl’s laughter can be heard in the background, the toddler’s face lights up, and he begins to play in the flour, laughing along with her. In the background, a grown-up can be heard amused and exasperated, noting that they have just washed him. The contrast between the toddler’s initial quiet guilt with his sudden, joyful playfulness creates an amusing and relatable scene for the family.
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SA reacts to the toddler's messy situation
The clip gained massive views, likes, and comments from social media users who were amused by the scene. Many expressed their amusement, playfully wondering how little time it took for a child so young to create such a huge mess. Some viewers humorously said that, in that situation, they would not even attempt to clean up and would instead simply join the toddler and act like children together. Others found humour in the situation from the parents' perspective, joking that the toddler's actions were so chaotic that his parents would need to attend therapy to recover.
User @sinoxolo_ludaka said:
"At least he's happy 😭."
User @nkhensani_ngomane asked:
"How long does it take for a child to create this masterpiece?"
User @the__carebear added:
"This is the type of son I’d like to have. Naughty and a handful 😂."
User @ken_nxt_sa commented:
"I was wondering how he managed to get flour all over his head, then he started splashing his legs, and it all made sense 😂."
User @drtaumpe8658 said:
"No more magwinya this week 😂."
User @mukobe_n joked:
"Parents need therapy, honestly 😩😩😭. I mean, what is this, mara?"
Watch the Instagram video here.
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Proofreading by Kelly Lippke, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.
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