The baby can't walk on his own yet. So his pet cat showed him how!
Teaching a baby how to walk can be a tricky thing. Ask any parent and they’ll likely tell you that it sure requires lots of practice and patience.
Fortunately for the parents of a baby boy, they’ve got some extra help – from their own pet cat.
In the viral video below, you’ll see the furry animal standing and walking with the aid of a walker. Clearly, he’s showing his little human master how it’s done.
Obviously, the young child is a quick learner as we see him getting up and taking his turn on the walker, immitating his feline buddy.
One YouTube user, for example, commented:
“There’s NO words for how CUTE and cool that is!”
Another wrote:
“This is an awesome cat!”
Meanwhile, a netizen also jokingly added:
“Pretty soon there will be videos on the web of cats teaching Astrophysics at this rate! Only a matter of time.”
Aside from getting a lot of social media, love the adorable cat and baby tandem has likewise received attention from various media outfits. So far, however, the identity of the child, his parents, and his pet (or even which area the footage was taken) remain unknown as of this writing.
On a side note, this video reminds us of that funny moment when a hungry dog said “Mama” before a toddler did. That hilarious story went viral too, much to the delight of animal lovers everywhere.
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