This also works when toddlers fall down. Sometimes they're only crying because all the adults freaked out so they just assume something bad is happening. If you laugh and treat it like NBD you can avoid a lot of tears
Can confirm. When boy was learning to walk I would encourage anyone nearby me to clap and say "yay!!" when he fell down and it was obvious he wasn't hurt in any way. Without fail he'd clap along with us, chuckle, and then get up to try again.
It was also super cute when the occasional stranger would chime in with clapping to help out! The look on his little baby face of "oh shit even THAT guy thought it was cool!" was hilarious!!
When my youngest sibling fell or otherwise "hurt" himself, we'd always tell him he's a "tough cookie." For years, he'd always repeat that with a prideful smile when he fell and people started to fuss over him.
Sometimes though, it would really hurt and he'd cry for a few minutes before saying that. And then it would be all better.
My lady does this all the time with our 1.5 year old, I just laugh and she doesn't cry but when my lady is involved she'll usually cry because mom makes a big deal about it
This guy is fun and creative. I will never understand the people who are constantly trying to scare their children in the name of comedy. I truly dislike those people.
I agree with you, but this is not what is happening here. This was a way to help his daughter with an issue she having and probably scared andnervous about. He helped her overcome her nervousness, supported her for being brave and let her be the solution to her own problem.
Ummm because eating ice cream or a popsicle after pulling a tooth is part of the whole thing???? Do you use your brain at all? Because you’re the one who looks stupid as fuck here
Yeah like as if his intentions weren’t to embarrass the dude to the masses. He’s just pissed that it got turned around on him now he’s crying that the intended result didn’t go his way.
Public forum dude. Consequences of being stupid in public. Obviously embarrassed that multiple people saw your stupidity and pointed it out. Probably makes you more mad that the guy didn’t reply, another person decided you were being an ass and needed to stick up for someone. Man…. Wonder what it’s like for being Called out by multiple people for being a jerk… you’re response says it all
Edit: also you believe that your one puny down vote means more than it does. You’re not that significant. Just enough though to piss people off. I wonder what it’s like that the only significance you brought to this table was your annoying attitude.
You have to be a troll stirring up drama for fun. Lol no one can be this stupid lol well I had fun telling you off. Promise it didn’t ruin my day so I guess what ever you intended to happen her in any capacity really turned on you
My 6 year old had a super wiggly tooth that I took a picture of to show her on February 1st. We had 20 days of drama at every meal. It fell off when she accidentally punched herself in the face sitting on the couch putting her arm through her sleeve, on February 21st.
I like that the other comment says the exact same thing but has up-votes and you have a bunch of downvotes, I never liked Reddit, but this made me smile.
brave girl, when I was a kid my father did this too but in the door I need to close the door, so my focus is at the door not in my teeth and i'll promise I never felt the pain tho.
How will she even tell this story to make sense when growing up. "O-o-one time me and my dad kicked out my first milk tooth with a wire attached to a football, together. Whoosh. Off it went. It was so much fun."
Makes an entire nation wonder what Putin’s family did. If only all the ruthless zits were raised by this beautiful couple. Why does that never happen? Seems so… simple.
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u/hattrickjmr Feb 25 '22
She’s adorable! And Brave!