Server Brings Baby to Party She’s Working—Then a Guest Notices

Social media users have praised a family who instantly stepped up to help a server at their party who brought her baby to work.

Hilda Reza, 23, was attending a Catholic confirmation party in May with her family. While they were enjoying the celebrations, they noticed that one of the servers had her 4-month-old daughter in a stroller beside her while she worked.

Many of the guests complimented the server on her “beautiful baby girl,” and Reza told Newsweek that her family was more than happy to help her out with some babysitting duties throughout the night.

“My family is very loving, especially when it comes to children, so of course they really wanted to hold her,” Reza, of Minnesota, said.

Several of the guests, including Reza’s mother, held the baby throughout the party and ensured she was well cared for while her mother worked. They even took the baby onto the dance floor.

“I believe the mom was happy with the inclusion, and with how well people handled the situation. I could see that she was really proud to talk about her baby when I asked how she was,” Reza said.

Thankfully, the server was able to tend to her daughter throughout the evening, and she didn’t have to work for too long in total.

Reza told Newsweek: “The party wasn’t huge, so the server’s job was over really fast. Of course, if any of us had seen baby cry at any point, we would have stepped up and helped her out.”

After seeing her family dote over the server’s baby, Reza couldn’t resist sharing a video on TikTok (@honey_hrm). In a matter of days, the video has gone viral with over 3 million views and more than 432,300 likes at the time of writing.

She’s been blown away by the online response to her video, but Reza hopes it can shine a light on the “hard-working mom” who had to bring her daughter to work. The caption alongside the video reads: “TikTok, do your work and bless this mama.”

The video has already garnered over 1,700 comments on TikTok, with many social media users praising the family for their help.

Among the responses was a comment from the server herself, who wrote: “Thank you so much I really appreciate it, sending lots of love to your family as well.”

A TikTok user commented: “This made me tear up. Thank you for being kind.”

Another social media user wrote: “baby had the best night.”

While one comment reads: “Thank you! I’m sure she was scared but had no other choice! Some aren’t fortunate to have the extra help!”

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