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Internet reacts to back-to-school frustration as child misplaced shoes

by Dideka Njemla
Picture: X

Yesterday, the back-to-school excitement left many parents and children feeling overwhelmed. For some children, it was their first time attending primary school, and they had to adapt to a completely new environment.

It is common for parents to feel frustrated when their children come home with missing items. However, many parents teach their kids to be responsible and protect their valuables. Parents tend to be more lenient when stationery items and lunch boxes are lost but face a challenge when children remove uniform items and fail to take care of them.

Although parents take great care to purchase the most comfortable shoes with the right fitting size for their children, school kids still feel the urge to take off their shoes. Despite the parents’ efforts, children tend to leave their shoes behind and join their peers in the playground.

A viral pair of mismatched tiny brown shoes has created quite a stir on many social media platforms. While it remains unknown as to who the rightful owner of the image is, the internet was abuzz with reactions after a parent reported that their child had misplaced their school shoes on the first day of school.

Nangu ubuye neyi cathulo ezi nga fani ? pic.twitter.com/wIZQNE1dTS

— Buhle (@Guluvakazi_sa) January 17, 2024

The mother expressed her disappointment.

I don’t wanna be a parent anymore ???

— Buhle (@Guluvakazi_sa) January 17, 2024

X users headed to the comments section to offer words of encouragement and found the situation humorous.

Ayikho iRes eskoleni? Abuye ngoDecember???

— Daddy’s home (@Daddysh_) January 17, 2024

They will find each other tomorrow and laugh about it ???? He choose well shem,looking at the feet size and shape ???

— Connie.M-Wa-Mokgatlha (@Mokgadi_Matlou) January 17, 2024

Other X users tried to comfort the mother by suggesting that she see the shoes as identical and be glad that the learner brought a pair home.

Those shoes are the same mama ??

— Mrs N (@seithati_s) January 17, 2024

At least zibuyile abanye babuye bengazifakile

— MaGwala (@Maphumzah) January 17, 2024

Also see: WATCH: Desmond Koolen enthusiastic to start new school

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