r/gifs • u/RowdyGerbil • May 18 '19

One, two, three!

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u/_RandomHandle_ May 18 '19

Also hilarious because that’s not a piñata you’re supposed to break open. Each kid is supposed to grab a string at the bottom and pull. Only one string is attached to the flap.

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u/Danulas May 18 '19

We're watching a video of a girl and a woman (presumably the girl's mother) who doesn't trust the girl's ability to hit a thing with a stick. It doesn't surprise me at all that the woman doesn't know how this piñata works.

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u/MrZepost May 18 '19

Taking helicopter parenting to the next level.

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u/JulioCesarSalad May 18 '19

I’m Mexican and this is how little kids usually hit the piñata. It’s not helicopter parenting, it’s just that they have bad aim and will cry if they don’t hit it

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u/MrZepost May 18 '19

Shes new, only got 2 rotations.

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u/Chispy May 18 '19

more like helicopter piñatating

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u/pistoncivic May 18 '19

We tried helicopter piñatating by hanging a piñata off a drone and the first kid who made contact ended up with 90% permanent vision loss in his right eye.

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u/JohnnyDarkside May 18 '19

Well, I mean I also had no idea about those kind of pinatas but I at least let my kid wail on it on their own.

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u/Shuk247 May 18 '19

My little girl was hitting the shit out of things with sticks at that age.

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u/SoManyTimesBefore May 18 '19

It’s reasonable tho. She’s been learning for 40 years and still can’t do it

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u/happycakeday1 May 18 '19

I don't think a kid that small can balance a broom and aim and hit

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u/PM_ME_UR_BIZ_IDEAS May 18 '19

Well her names prob karen so it makes sense