Parenting 101: Young Boy Gifts Phone Worth Rs 2000 To House Cook From His Own Winning Prize Money

A small child gained popularity on social media after making a touching gesture that touched many people. Through his participation in weekend competitions, the aforementioned child, Ankit, was able to secure a sizeable monetary reward of Rs 7,000. Nevertheless, in contrast to many others his age, the young person chose to spend that cash to give the home chef, Saroja, a phone valued at Rs 2000. Saroja is said to have reared the youngster since he was just six months old. Ankit’s father posted the same tale on the internet, and it quickly gained popularity as people praised both the youngster and his parents for being good parents and for the gesture.

The user “cricketbalaji1” published the post on the social networking platform X, which was once known as Twitter. “Ankit has so far earned 7K by playing weekend tournaments,” the caption reads on the photo. And he received a smartphone today worth 2,000 from our Cook Saroja’s earnings. Since he was six months old, she has been caring for him. I am ecstatic to be a dad to @meerabalaji3107.

The post quickly gained widespread popularity on the internet. While some praised the child’s “commendable” upbringing, the majority of individuals praised the child’s manners and thoughtfulness. Following its sharing yesterday, the post had 370K views.

Many offered their opinions in the comment area. Fantastic beta. May God reward you. Is it possible for me to snap a screenshot of this news and share it on my own WhatsApp group?” said a user. Another added, “Sir, when we won matches in our playing days, we got vicky tennis ball ya parle G biscuit.” What game is he playing, questioned a third person. “The child will make significant progress.” A fourth individual said, “A big congrats to the parents for instilling the right set of values.” “My best regards to Ankit. Said the next, “I’m proud of him.”

I’m really happy for the guy! Superb parenting!” said a second. “Impressive… You parents deserve a lot of praise. Nothing is more powerful than “To give” to teach a child that something is really essential, seventh remarked.