Croy Jayne and her partner Michael Whillans were startled early one morning when they heard voices coming from their crib.
Thankfully, it was more innocent than it seemed, and Kroy Jayne found it and posted the aftermath on TikTok. A viral video shows eight-month-old Arlo Anfield covered in chocolate, and it turns out the culprit was his older sister.
Her parents woke up at 5:30 a.m. to hear two-year-old Amora May ask her younger brother, “Does it feel good?”
“I jumped up to see what was going on and he was covered in chocolate. We immediately started laughing because he was so happy,” Kroy Jayne told Newsweek. told the magazine.
Mum Kroy Jayne received chocolates from little Arlo Anfield. He wasn’t too happy about it. Mum Kroy Jayne received chocolates from little Arlo Anfield. He wasn’t too happy about it. @khloijayne20
The mother added that she started recording because she likes to record “every little thing” her children do so that she has plenty of footage for when they grow up.
The couple thought Arlo Anfield’s behavior was funny, but they had to explain to the two-year-old that he couldn’t feed his younger brother without mom or dad.
“Then we wiped him to remove the chocolate. He wasn’t very grumpy until we gave him a bath, but then he was smiling again,” his mother said.
The TikTok video, which has been viewed more than 1 million times, was captioned by Khloi Jayne (@khloijayne20 on the platform): “Welcome to motherhood.”
The clip drew hundreds of comments from other social media users, including parents who shared their own experiences caring for their youngest siblings.
A mother has said her three-year-old daughter is “obsessed” with her four-month-old baby brother. While the family was eating breakfast, his mother turned away for a moment, but then “she gave him a little pancake and his little brother was smiling, too.”
She also added about how quickly you have to react to get food out of your baby’s mouth. Kroy Jayne responded in the comments, “It’s like gaining super speed.”
Another person commented that the scene in which Arlo Anfield is forced to eat chocolate cake by Mr. Trunchbull reminds him of Bruce in Matilda.
Another user wrote: “He had the best morning ever. Chocolate breakfast.”
Croy Jayne told Newsweek magazine that she and Arlo Anfield have just started baby-led weaning. “He loves it, thanks to his sister who feeds him chocolate,” she added.
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