Young woman’s act of kindness at Wimpy in Polokwane melts hearts

A heartwarming scene in Polokwane is going viral after a young woman comforted a crying baby so the mother could enjoy her meal.

A touching act of kindness at Wimpy Cycad in Polokwane has captured the hearts of South Africans after a young woman stepped in to comfort a crying baby so her mother could enjoy her breakfast.

Polokwane Review is now asking the community to help identify both women so their story can be shared.

Witness describes heartwarming moment

The incident took place yesterday morning, when a mother enjoying breakfast with two friends struggled to calm her unsettled baby.

A witness, Glowrii Pieters, said that just as the group’s food arrived, the baby began crying inconsolably.

According to Pieters, the mother tried to soothe her child while still attempting to eat, but the baby refused to settle.

A young woman seated with her family at a nearby table noticed the mother’s struggle and stepped forward without hesitation.

“She reached out and said, ‘Can I hold her for you?’ The mother gave her the baby, and again, the baby kept quiet, peacefully,” Pieters wrote on Facebook.

The woman continued to comfort the child, allowing the mother and her friends to finish their meal without stress.

Pieters described the moment as ‘heart-melting’ and a reminder of the power of humanity.

“Love knows no colour, it is universal and transcends boundaries,” she said.

Community asked to help identify women

Polokwane Review is reaching out to the community to help identify both the mother and the woman who offered her kindness, hoping to share their story in full and celebrate the spirit of unity that unfolded.

Anyone who recognises the women is encouraged to contact the newspaper via email.


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Miranda Chauke

Name: Miranda Chauke Newspapers: Polokwane Observer, Polokwane Review and Bonus Review. I have been at Review for six years and no day is the same. I got the opportunity to be part of the Caxton Cadet School in 2017 and learned a lot from the programme. Going to the school gave me an inside look at the world of journalism and I have not looked back. The desire to learn new things and tell people’s stories is what keeps me in journalism. As a community news journalist, nothing brings me more joy than doing softer news and making somebody happy with the work done.
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