Parents of three baby boys in the country of Eswatini have come out in public claiming that their sons can speak.
The three boys, named Shedrack, Meshack, and Abednico, have left their parents and now the entire country of Eswatini is in shock after using words to communicate with their parents.
According to the Biblically named triplets' mother, she was carrying one of the tripplets when he said "hee-eena manni," meaning "no stop it in SiSwati." She reportedly dropped the infant on the bed and ran because she was surprised to hear a one-month-old baby speaking.
The mom also claims that when the sons are hungry, they say "ncenca," which means "bottle" in SiSwati. She also says that she does not understand what makes her children so different from other children.
The triplets' father has a similar story to tell. He claims that the middle son (Shedrack) called out to him using the word "babe," which means father in SiSwati.
The parents claim that the middle child (Shedrack) is the one that usually initiates the talking and the rest of the sons follow suit also.
The parents say that since the sons started talking, they have been eating way too much food. They use one tin of milk every week, and a packet of diapers does not last more than a week between the three of them.
The parents appealed to the people of Eswatini to help them with anything that they could do to help them feed the triplets because they are not coping financially.
This is a unique story indeed.