Recently, a TikTok video shared by user @aliff4747 went viral, capturing a heartwarming and amusing scene in a first-year classroom. The clip, which has since garnered 103,800 views as of February 18, showcases a variety of emotions among young students experiencing their first day of school.

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In the video, several students can be seen seated at their desks, some appearing nervous, sad, or even frightened. Some children were so anxious that they needed their mothers to accompany them into the classroom for comfort. While these reactions are typical for new students, one little boy stood out with his surprising confidence.

Unlike his classmates, Aliff's son displayed remarkable bravery. Instead of clinging to his father or showing signs of nervousness, the young boy amusingly gestured for his dad to leave. What made the moment even funnier was how he mouthed the words "Balik" multiple times without speaking out loud, making it clear that he was ready to tackle the school day on his own.

Aliff, the boy's father, admitted that he initially felt nervous about sending his son to school for the first time. However, after witnessing his child's unexpected confidence, he was both relieved and entertained by the situation.

The video quickly caught the attention of social media users, with many leaving humorous and relatable comments. One TikTok user joked, "He doesn't want everyone to know he's a mama's boy." Others shared similar experiences with their own children. One parent commented, "My eldest was like this. On the first day, I walked him to class, but by the second day, he shooed me away at the school gate! Now he's already in Form 1."

Meanwhile, several netizens praised the boy for his independence, admiring his ability to handle the first day of school with such confidence.

This lighthearted moment resonated with many parents and reminded them of their own children's first-day experiences, proving once again how relatable and touching these milestones can be.