You know those kids who think throwing tantrums is just part of the fun, crossing boundaries left and right? We’ve all seen them—snooping through phones, tossing things around, and generally wreaking havoc, while parents often brush it off as “just kids being kids.” Well, one woman decided to turn the tables when a little one decided to show her phone antics in a restaurant.
Here’s what went down: @Keertizzz, enjoying her momos and soup, snapped a pic of her meal. Just as she was about to enjoy her moment, a toddler, around 2 or 3 years old, toddled over, pointed at her phone, and demanded, “Dikhao” (show me). The woman, ever the picture of politeness, smiled and replied, “Aise kisi aur ka phone nahi dekhte” (we shouldn’t check other people’s phones). But oh, the drama that followed! The kid burst into tears as if the world was ending.
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However, the OP kept her calm. But that’s not where the story ends. When the parents saw their little one in distress, they asked her to show the picture to keep him quiet. Her reaction? She started crying—imitating the kid, but just a bit louder. Imagine that scene! As she put it, “Parents shocked, kid double shocked. He went back to his seat and I didn’t hear another word from him all the while I was there. He kept turning back to look at me, but that too stopped when I started to stare at him.”
As I clicked this pic, a kid, 2-3 yrs old approx, came over, pointed at my phone and said ‘dikhao’ (show me). I smiled at him, but politely declined saying, ‘aise kisi aur ka phone nahi dekhte’ (we shouldn’t check other people’s phones). He looked at me and immediately started… https://t.co/ztrhzQwjv3— !! Keerti !!✨ (@Keertizzz) July 28, 2024
The post quickly went viral, and people had a lot to say. “If children are not taught boundaries by their parents, they’ll grow up indisciplined and uncouth,” one commenter noted. Another added, “That was the most perfect response from your end. How ridiculously silly of parents to even ask you to show the pic..Hope both had a good lesson to learn.” And someone else chimed in, “Tbh u literally did greatest thing and indeed by law even looking in another persons phone is illegal and comes under hacking. Kudos to u.”
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Wasn’t that just legendary?
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