Having a baby, especially for a first-time mother can be a really hard, struggling, long journey. It’s challenging for the first-time mother when she has to do something with her baby such as attending her baby’s appointment.. alone.
Attending and waiting for one’s appointment at a clinic can sometimes take longer than 3 hours. The waiting period can cause both the mother and the baby to be in distress. The mother, the adult for sure can control her emotions, but not the baby as it doesn’t know anything yet.
Recently, a video posted on TikTok has touched many users on the platform. A video posted by @mssiti_91 has gained 168.7k views on TikTok and reached 10.9k likes.
Saw a struggling mother
The owner of the video and her sister were at a clinic to for her appointment. That’s when they both saw a mother struggling to comfort her baby who kept crying.
From the video, the owner stated that the mother and the baby had been waiting for their appointment’s turn from morning until afternoon. It must have been a long wait for them.
As the mother seemed to be struggling alone, Miss Siti’s sister decided to step up and helped the struggling mother. The video showed her sister holding the baby in her arms to soothe the baby.
The baby seemed to stop crying being in her arms. Thus, the mother seemed grateful as she was finally able to sit down after a long time.
Her action received praise from citizens
Many TikTok users praise her sister’s action for stepping up to help the mother.
Picture: @mssiti_91
It’s important for all of us to know how important kindness is. Always remember that it doesn’t cost anything to be kind.
Watch the heartfelt video below:
@mssiti_91 Simpan sini.Memori hari Selasa 25/10/22 di KK Ulu Tiram.Letihhh wooo menunggu dari pagi sampai ke tengahari.Dari penuh KK tu sampai lengang dahhh.Mujur ada kakak aku yg tolong ibu muda tu tenangkan baby nya yg dah meragam ngantok. #tolongmenolongamalanmulia #chinesemomanak1 #malaymomanak3
It’s important for all of us to know how important kindness is. Always remember that it doesn’t cost anything to be kind.
Source: @mssiti_91
