Being a dad: "Take the kid who is going to fall for you"

I agree that many parents are quite fat, some would say even clumsy (depending on what things). We also have a much lower perception of danger than women and an innate fondness for physical games and something "aggressive."

In other words, that parents like to make our children fly, play circus, turn them upside down, spin them in the air and things like that because they love them and because we have the strength and, this time yes, the skill and ability to do it safely (although those in the video have less perception of danger than me).

Now, we only have that security, because it is to start playing something like that and mom (or mom's mom, or mom's grandmother, or mom's aunt, or ...) says: “Go, be still. Take the child that is going to fall well“.

This phrase also applies to any time when you need a free hand and hold your little one with the other (do as you do, "take the child well, that you are going to fall").

It doesn't matter if your child is 3 and a half years old and has never dropped you despite having received this warning hundreds of times ... no matter what time you go, whatever you do, they will never trust you.

The video you can see above is a sample of the abilities that parents can have but taken to the extreme and mixed, in this case yes, with a good dose of unconsciousness, I would say.

Even so, it made me funny to see that children want to repeat the experience. I know of some that will pull the hairs When you watch the video.

Video: Joe Rogan - Becoming a Parent Changes You (May 2024).