Photo:\u00a0Stuff \/ Mark Taylor<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n On Thursday evening Mustafa’s mother, Tauvalea Law, took to Facebook to thank all of her family and friends and everyone who came to her son’s funeral.<\/p>\n She said the birth of Mustafa was the “happy day of my life, it’s change my world and my life [sic]”.<\/p>\n She said her son was moved to her parents in October last year because of “situation,” but she would often visit him and look after him.<\/p>\n “On February of this year he move back to us [sic]. I was happy so that I continue to be a mother again.<\/p>\n “Let me tell everyone about him, Mustafa Mahir Faaivivi was a happy and adorable boy.<\/p>\n “I never seen kind of boy like this. He’s a strong and naughty boy, his favourite cartoon movie is\u00a0Cocomelon<\/i>.<\/p>\n “Once when the TV was on and I turn on the\u00a0Cocomelon<\/i>, and then he scream first, after that when the song come he started to sing, clap, smile and dance.”<\/p>\n She had hoped he would one day play rugby like his mother.<\/p>\n “I was so excited he’s my right strong arm for the future, but now he’s gone never come back.”<\/p>\n She finished her post saying “we can’t do anything, only God know, he’s the one who gave and he’s the one who can take away.”<\/p>\n “I know U gone but we never forget U in our heart. I love and miss u so much my boy [sic].”<\/p>\n It was quiet and calm at the rural cemetery, with a crisp and chilly wind, for the around 30-minute service.<\/p>\n A song briefly rang out, with a small boy loudly saying “bye Mustafa”.<\/p>\n Amongst the crowd, people were wearing T-shirts with Mustafa’s photo and angel wings on the front, with the words ‘in loving memory’.<\/p>\n Before the burial, loved ones gathered in a church in the King Country town.<\/p>\n In a video posted to social media, Mustafa was laid in a small, open basket. He was wrapped in a white, lace blanket and was wearing a white suit and hat.<\/p>\n A compilation of videos was played on a big screen, highlighting clips of the smiley boy.<\/p>\n Framed photographs were laid around him.<\/p>\n Around 100 attended the service at the cemetery.\u00a0<\/span>Photo:\u00a0Stuff \/ Mark Taylor<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The funeral comes a day after the baby’s father, Mukzameel Ali, admitted to Stuff he was responsible for some of the injuries that his son suffered on the day of his death.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, he said his son was “choking, he couldn’t breathe”, when he started giving him CPR.<\/p>\n “So when I was giving him the CPR so that would’ve caused that injury to become more big, and cause his death.<\/p>\n “The only thing I was doing like I was trying my best to save my son. That’s all I can say. If that could’ve happened from me, from doing it but that wasn’t on purpose. Like I was trying to save his life.”<\/p>\n Ali said\u00a0what happened was “not intentional,”<\/a>\u00a0and he was “worried” about what might happen.<\/p>\n Police have not made an arrest.<\/p>\n On Tuesday, Detective Inspector Graham Pitkethley said both of Mustafa’s parents were talking to police.<\/p>\n “But I will outline that\u00a0we have some inconsistencies<\/a>\u00a0with some of the statements that we are getting with what appears to be the injuries of Mustafa.”<\/p>\n<\/p>\n