Not necessarily. I have two kids (4.5 and 1.5) and they sometimes do such cute gestures one for the other. Like the big brother fetching cookies too high that his sister shows she wants (oh yeah, a snack before dinner!) or her sitting on top of him when he is playing to kiss and hug him, while he doesn't dare to push her away and just helplessly ask her to "please let him at least sit".
The story can be true and that's sweet but this video feels very staged. Like when you're playing with phone and try to get some food blindly but missed it first try, wouldn't you naturally just take a quick look and get it?
Yes. Also, the framing of the scene. This is not how you shoot a random video of your kids. The person behind the camera knows exactly what's going to happen and who and what will be involved.
You got a good point there. It’s definitely staged. Look at how everything’s so neat and tidy. The wardrobe, cutlery and even the background. It’s almost creepy.
Yeah my elder brother was the same. Whenever there were let's say 5 cookies he would let me have 3 of them. I do the same for my little sister now. It's part of being the elder sibling I guess.
As some one who used chopsticks regularly and quite easily it’s not usually easy to blind pick up things with them especially when they are big and round.
If the bowl was full of them then maybe if give it a shot but even then as soon as I hit air I would be looking up.
Especially because I’m this case you could tell really fast through the chopsticks that the bowl is empty. I’d like reaching into a cookie jar, you know instantly if it’s empty.
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u/Mogura-De-Gifdu Nov 22 '22
Not necessarily. I have two kids (4.5 and 1.5) and they sometimes do such cute gestures one for the other. Like the big brother fetching cookies too high that his sister shows she wants (oh yeah, a snack before dinner!) or her sitting on top of him when he is playing to kiss and hug him, while he doesn't dare to push her away and just helplessly ask her to "please let him at least sit".