A mother and her daughter’s relationship is considered one of the purest bonds in the world. While that remains an uncontested fact, kids also tend to get along well with their grandmothers. A reel on social media is proving the same with a hilarious touch. The viral parenting video showed a fun banter between a girl and her grandmother, reflecting the duo’s chaotic relationship.
Daughter and her grandmother share a chaotic bond in viral parenting video
An Instagram user named @mymadisyn12 took to the platform on May 1 to drop a video of parenting that ended up going viral. The profile managed by Madisyn, aka Maddy’s mother, is known for sharing memorable snippets of the daughter. In the above video, Maddy is seen engaging in a playful banter with her granny that will leave one in stitches.
It begins with the girl laughing out loud, much to the dismay of her grandmother. Then, Maddy pacifies her in the most hilarious manner by saying, “Oh Grammy…oh Grammy!” who also breaks into laughter. The scene cuts to an argument between the duo, with the girl disagreeing with her granny. While Maddy says “No, they aren’t”, the grandmother shares, “Yeah, they’re gonna float away cause you held your peepee there!”
As a result, the little girl is annoyed and exclaims, “You spit on me and I do not like you!” Furthermore, Maddy is seen working on her laptop. However, the grandma wishes to return “home and lay down and rest” to avoid her granddaughter’s talks. Later, Maddy is seen with her doll while her granny asks her, “What is all of that hanging out?” about the toy. However, the former moves her toy away and instructs her grandmother not to “touch other people!”
In the last moment of the viral parenting video, the grandmother is seen ranting about “Cocos and coocoos and cacas!.” The video ends with Maddy telling her, “Grandma, come here! Look!” suggesting the duo are playing dumb charades or a tongue twister. Maddy’s mother loves the banter between the two as she mentioned a fan comment on the clip, “A better duo doesn’t exist. “
