"That's me!": Chilling video of toddler claiming to be her own great grandma
Kids are notorious for saying the weirdest of things and most of the time it's nothing too alarming. However, one two-year-old girl has left her mum confused and spooked after a wild claim she is a reincarnation of her great-grandmother – somebody who she has never met.
The US mum managed to capture her toddler on video claiming to be her great-grandmother while pointing at an old photo of the woman alongside her grandmother repeating the statement, "that's grandma and me" - a photo she had never seen before.
The TikTok clip is quickly gaining attention with over 1.2 million views, leading other parents to share their own stories of kids claiming to be people in the past.
The mum who goes by @gi_gi216 on the social media platform, says her daughter found the picture of her grandma and great-grandmother recently as she just had it framed.
"We were at my mum's house. She never saw this picture before and could not have known that it's my grandma and grandmother," she wrote in the comments.
The little girl then insisted that she was her great-grandmother pointing at the photo of the woman multiple times - 'That's me!'.
The mum was so freaked out by the claim that she says she is now looking for more photos of her great-grandmother to test her daughter to see whether she recognises her again.
What was especially odd was that the video gathered hundreds of stories from other parents who have kids that claim they were an old family member in another life.
One mum had people stunned when she shared her odd story, "My son is my mother. One day he called me 'doll-baby' - I almost fell off my chair. She's been dead for 10 years. NO ONE knows she called me that."
Another shared a story about her little girl, "My daughter is my grandpa (he died 2 years before she was born). She sings his barbershop gang songs. I don't even know them."
A woman by the name of Samantha commented on the post encouraging parents to ask their kids who they were in a previous life before they turn the age of four as "they'll tell you a lot."
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