Little boy feeds birds 'bit by bit', touching video melts netizens' hearts [WATCH]

An old video from 2018 is doing the rounds again where a child is feeding the birds bit by bit. It has been reshared by Forest officer Sushanta Nanda on his Twitter page.

Here is the adorable video:

"Educating the mind without educating the heart has no meaning. Let’s teach kids that we are born to love,” Nanda captioned his tweet with these words. The video dates around two years back and it is said to have come from Myanmar.

Reportedly, the birds had come to a family’s house after which the little boy started to feed the chicks for around a week. “Most of them cannot fly due to exhaustion. A week later,

The video is from 2018 and was reshared on the internet recently.   |  Photo Credit: Twitter

An old video from 2018 is doing the rounds again where a child is feeding the birds bit by bit. It has been reshared by Forest officer Sushanta Nanda on his Twitter page.

Here is the adorable video:

"Educating the mind without educating the heart has no meaning. Let’s teach kids that we are born to love,” Nanda captioned his tweet with these words. The video dates around two years back and it is said to have come from Myanmar.

Reportedly, the birds had come to a family’s house after which the little boy started to feed the chicks for around a week. “Most of them cannot fly due to exhaustion. A week later, after being fed every day by my son, they were able to fly,” the boy’s mother reportedly told a news agency.

In the video, the boy is seen feeding the birds with a wooden spoon. At one point, he even has a smile on his face while doing so. They seem to be away from their mother so this tender moment is a joy to watch.

Children are known for their innocence and an abundance of love. They have so much joy to give around that it is never enough. Such moments shine through in little acts and are always appreciated all round.

Of lately, the internet has been filled with such compassionate videos where children are seen feeding an animal and are doing so with ease.

After Nanda posted the video, it immediately caught the netizens’ attention. Their hearts melted on seeing the beautiful moment in front of them. Despite the video is old, it was able to evoke the same kind of emotions that it would have back in 2018.

“Please teach our kids that we are here on Earth to serve,” one user commented. Many of them emphasized on the need for love more than anything in society right now.