Mom of the Year! Woman schools her son in public for bullying autistic child, watch

Raising a child isn’t just about providing food, comfort, and education, it’s about instilling values that shape who they become. And sometimes, that requires tough love. A viral video capturing a mother publicly correcting her son for bullying an autistic child has sparked admiration online. Instead of dismissing the behavior as a 'phase' or handling it quietly at home, she chose to confront him directly and firmly, showing that parenting with responsibility means holding children accountable in the moment.

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In the now-viral video, the woman was seen giving her son a firm yet much-needed lesson after learning he had bullied the autistic child. Her tone wasn’t of anger alone, it carried disappointment, hurt, and the weight of a parent determined to raise a better human being.

For the boy, it was clearly uncomfortable. For onlookers and now the internet, it was a moment of raw parenting done right.

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The mother made it clear that bullying is not acceptable, and certainly not when it targets a child with autism, someone who already faces challenges navigating a world that often misunderstands them. In a society where too many shrug off such behaviour as 'just kids', her stance was a refreshing reminder that silence only breeds cruelty.

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While the origin of the video couldn't be verified, it has gone viral on social media, sparking conversations.

Now that's the mother of the year. She scolded her own son for bullying an autistic child. @AkinyiApppic.twitter.com/p0NlXDIPg5

— Nyaminge Tabu of Podho (@Nyaminge) August 31, 2025

While some admitted they’d feel hesitant to correct a child so publicly, many praised her boldness.

“This is how parenting should be done,” wrote one user. (sic)

Another added, “The world needs more moms like her, fearless, honest, and unafraid to hold their kids accountable.” (sic)

A third user wrote, "Mom of the year." (sic)