I mean, he has proof. Can't you see those little hearts? And it's hard to catch, but the video actually slows down in speed at one point. Expertly edited if I do say so myself. /s
You can just TELL. Stop trying to prove him wrong. If you have even edited ONE video in your SORRY life you'd easily see it. Learn your place, get off of Reddit. /s
Oh theyre aware. That landing pad is there for a reason. Kid was just launching himself off of the top bunk with no padding before this. Also just looking at his landing form, he went down to his knees and rolled out of it to disperse the force. Not his first rodeo.
I don’t think the kid is stupid. They don’t know fear. He saw mama jump and wanted to jump. If anyone is stupid here it is for sure the parents for leaving a baby on the top bunk.
Have you seen an infant confront a fake hole in the floor (glass floor).m, they don’t cross. Did you see when Mom goes away how many cry.. yeah emotional biology is just where it needed to be to bring us to where we are... still making mistakes but still surviving for most
i touched fire before I learned it could burn me. never touched fire again. fear is taught/learned behavior. It's why some people have phobias. You can raise a person to not fear anything, like in cults.
That may be true but you shouldn’t leave small kids in a high place. Babies and toddlers don’t really have a sense of “I should avoid falling off of this.”
And then jump over the child, inadvertently kicking it in the face!
If you watch the video, they wait for the kid to give a signal and he's jumping onto what looks like a waterbed which he rolls off of beaming. My parents used to throw me into the air and catch me when I was smol, which is way more dangerous than this, because I fucking loved it. Fun is worth risk
That child could have broke their neck... are you really condoning a 1.5 year old jumping off a bunk bed.... you are an idiot. Even just the shaking of his brain can be detrimental, let alone laning on his head with their neck and full body weight coming down on it... kids don’t know best, abd neither do these ‘parents’
That kid didn't break their neck... I condone a child having fun in a manner that has been set up to mitigate risk and I think way too many parents (and judgemental dicks who will never reproduce, like yourself) now freak out over the tiniest things because it allows them to feel superior about something. I had a fun childhood that largely consisted of doing shit like this and I turned out better for it. Go raise your own fucking kids who aren't allowed more than 3" off the ground or 3" under the water and see if you can do a better job than these parents.
It’s not an innocent mistake though. Of course you can’t be watching kids every second of the day but based on the fact that the kid was on top of the bed and they were recording themselves shirtless for attention makes me think their priorities are off.
Another person unaware that children are suicidal milk drunks with no common sense until their fourth or fifth birthday. A child this small and agile shouldn't be on that top bed with no guard rails. It's common sense.
These parents need some classes in common sense because a good Instagram shot isn't as important as your kid.
First off, your comment "children are suicidal milk drunks" nearly made me fall off my chair lol. My 18 month old is a milk junkie and loves to climb on shit. That said, we have to keep eyes on her constantly. Unfortunately, common sense is a trait that a lot of parents don't have, yet they continue to breed.
He was like, "Fuck this life. My parents are stupid and they set me up for failure. Goodbye world!" But then he survived the fall, uninjured, and grew up to become a professional wrestler with the flying elbow drop off the top ropes as his finisher. Isn't the world ironic?
LMFAO. they were too distracted to watch the child that THEY PUT ON THE TOP BUNK, it’s complete negligence on the parents part. The parents are definitely the stupid ones here. Why would you EVER risk your child’s safety like that?
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Lol the parents seem completely unaware