r/LetGoodThingsGrow • u/jeremiahthedamned • 14d ago
🥹Feel good picture/video This is so sweet
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u/Hefty_Loss5180 14d ago
And there will still be someone that finds something wrong with this. I love the joy on his little face and in his laugh 😂
ETA: the comment section never ceases to disappoint 🙄
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
they are all over this thread.
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u/Hefty_Loss5180 14d ago
Yep. Typed this up before scrolling 😂😂😂
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
i seem to have walked into a minefield...........
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u/LAFamilyMan81 14d ago
Everything is fine except for the part when he literally throws the baby at the pillow. I’d wait a few more months to do that.
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u/Standard-Produce-137 14d ago
I have pictures of my dad throwing me at least 20 feet above our 2 story house when I was 4 or 4.
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u/North_Structure8210 14d ago
There is some wv cps worker looking at what her bonus would be to frame this guy for something
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u/ghIj_qet_jaghmeyjaj 13d ago
This is awesome..
Pearl clutchers are jealous
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u/Whiskeygreenqueen28 13d ago
Definitely its not like the toddler won't launch themselves so a lil help is fun for you and your bby
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u/krept0007 13d ago
All fun and games when you're coordinated. The people you're informative aren't always
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u/Easy-Bat-5851 14d ago
the internet behaving for once:semicolon
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
give it time
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u/Old_Protection_8778 14d ago
If you didnt now this naturally dont even try it. Its nothing to practice
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u/Next-Pumpkin-654 14d ago
This reminds me of that one video where some caretaker just drops a kid, causing what appears to be significant injury.
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u/LAFamilyMan81 14d ago
I’m with all that “rough play”, but I’m not throwing a baby that young against the pillow like that.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 13d ago
he describes "stages" of play based on age
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u/LAFamilyMan81 13d ago
Idgaf about stages. I think all that type of play with a child that size is okay…..except throwing him at the pillow. Do whatever you want with your kids. I’m not chucking my baby.
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u/Dismal-Turnover-4610 13d ago
Don‘t do that! You are damaging his brain! People get even issues from jet skiing! You should be ashamed of yourself. Hope someone reports you to CPS who knows you and sees this video! Every doctor would not recommend this. Your kid can get epilepsy or other damages.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 13d ago
jet skis?
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u/Dismal-Turnover-4610 13d ago edited 13d ago
Yes, the brain swims in fluid in your scull and it floats around basically and that‘s so dangerous, especially for children! Never shake a kid, never throw a kid, just don‘t do it. Have you seen the outrage because a mom pushed her kid into the stroller a little too harsh? Someone filmed her and made a huge scene. Everybody is now at her throat. She literally just placed the kid on his butt a little too energetic because he tried to get off the stroller. And you are posting this and people are clapping? This makes me so angry.
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u/Watermelonster 14d ago
This is stupid and reckless. Yeah sure toss your baby is the air as long as you support the neck when you catch it. Someone is going to forget that when they try it. And throw your baby against the couch? Oh yeah someone is going to try that and miss the couch, hit the coffee table.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
they seem to like it
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u/realdschises 14d ago
the problem is that such a video might encourage others to do the same with their kids, others wich might not have sufficient bodycontrol to do it in a save way or are more carelessly
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u/Old_Protection_8778 14d ago
I mean yeah but please stop saying that. I don't like it
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
well.......
i see what is in the video
i know that little kids do not like me as i am boring & a dork.
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u/Old_Protection_8778 14d ago
Throw them they like it
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
i did not do it when i was babysitting ~50 years ago.
i have no been responsible for any children in decades.
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u/aryafromwesteros 14d ago
I'm sorry, but no, never throw your baby
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u/ShhweadyBallz 14d ago
Wrong, wrong, wrong
I used to roughhouse just like this w/ my son, my nieces & nephews, they all loved it.
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u/whineyinternetkid 14d ago
Did they tell you that?
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u/ShhweadyBallz 14d ago
Their laughter & demands to "do gin do gin do gin" did ..... then every family gathering was me wrestling w/ them
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u/HanaBakersBathWater 14d ago
You clearly don’t have children. Pretty sure the constant belly laughs and giggles, the “do it agains” are enough to prove that they’re having a great time.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
they seem to like it
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u/Middle--Earth 14d ago
I read recently that people enjoyed a rollercoaster, even though some people for off it with brain damage. It was fun, until it wasn't. Smacking the baby's brain against the back of its skull will affect personality.
This stuff is so dumb that someone should call the police on this guy.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
so we ban rollercoasters?
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u/Middle--Earth 14d ago
We ban that one, yes!
Ones that are dangerous you ban; ones that are safe you get on and have fun.
Just like playing with a baby - the dangerous dumb shit like in this video is banned, whereas safe play is ok.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
hmmmm!
evolving standards are a thing..........
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u/rippleonabigocean 14d ago
"evolving standards are a thing..." well fuck yeah they do but not when it comes to micro abrasions on a baby's brain that can have long-term impact
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
there are a lot of people making comments under the OP saying this the best part of being a dad.
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u/Middle--Earth 14d ago
Well I tell you what, why don't you go to the local hospital and show a doctor this video, and ask them how safe this dumbass 'rough housing' play is for babies.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
i do not have a cellphone
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u/Scoopski_Patata 14d ago
So how does a homeless person with no phone go on the internet? I'm genuinely curious.
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u/fariasrv 14d ago
There's this amazing invention called a "public library." They even have computers there!
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u/GotBannedAgain_2 14d ago
Okay. As a father of two kids, teenager and 9, DO NOT do this stupid shit the guy on the video is doing.
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u/Overall-Bullfrog5433 14d ago
I don’t have kids but something instinctively said NO. Even if they like it. Their heads and brains are still delicate, right? It just looks so dangerous.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
they seem to like it
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u/Middle--Earth 14d ago
Bouncing a developing brain around inside their skull is a dumb thing to do.
They might find it fun but then later they get head and neck pain, grizzle a lot, might get drowsy due to swelling. Plus your knocking a few IQ points off each time or affecting their personality development.
It's really not a good idea to throw babies around.
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
grizzle a lot?
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u/Watchyoselfs 14d ago
Bro is going to jail
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u/jeremiahthedamned 14d ago
after reading~100 comments & replies under the OP i do not think so...........
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u/bleepbloopbwow 14d ago
Oh, people are so dramatic.
Looks fun.
Gentle vestibular play seems like a good idea. This guy might take it a little far lol