Published 16:52 IST, October 17th 2020

Grandmother drops toddler while saving a glass of drink, netizens say 'it's just instinct'

Grandmother drops toddler on ground to save her glass of drink. Uploaded on Twitter, the video has gathered 7.9 million views as netizens call it 'mood'.

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A hilarious video featuring a grandmom and child has emerged on internet and netizens describe it as ir ‘mood’. video portrays grandmom going through confusion between saving a glass of alcohol and her grandchild. video has been recently uploed on Twitter, however, as per reports by Daily Mail, it was initially uploed on Imgur, with a caption that re, “'And Grandmor of year award goes to…”.

3 seconds short clip shows grandmom sitting on a couch with a baby right next to her, standing beside table. baby can be seen playing a glass of alcohol and suddenly glass slips off his hand. To save liquor from spilling, grandmom immediately holds glass which makes baby fall on floor.

According to caption of video, uploer says that ulthood makes you aware about your priorities. He wrote, “When you've finally become an ult and have your priorities straight”.

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Video leaves netizens divided

Uploed on October 12, video has mand to gar 7.9 million views and 111.7k likes. " baby didn’t have far to fall and it could have been worse if glass broke and baby got cut", wrote a Twitter user, supporting grand mom's decision.

Ar Twitter user wrote, "Best option: hold glass, let baby fall. injuries, babies are designed to take falls. loss Second best option: hold baby, let glass fall. Possible injuries from glass splinters. Loss of glass Worst option: let both fall. Glass injures baby bly".

People also came forward and me few hilarious remarks. One Twitter user wrote, "Save damn champagne honey!!". Being able to relate to video, one person wrote, "Me as a mom".

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