Oh gosh I don’t think I want to know.

My husband is good at nap time. This was a funny sight to come in to.

Yep, sometimes it’s better if we don’t know!!

Naw they’re bonding, I know my partner does similar with our daughter. But i really don’t like how he styles her hair or outfit choice, he’s got no clue lol

Good job dad!

Very entertaining! Love the relationship these two share!

I don’t know whether some of those moves are good to do to a baby.

Lots of junk food and no nap time~~~

good he is keeping the child busy,, but scared with those actions he performs

i have seen this before it is both funny and worrying especially the last bit haha

oh my god! i was laughing so hard at this! i love the “wind technique” works everytime until about 2 years old lol. my partner does that to our kids and it’s very cute. i love the scene where he wears the eye patch! this was a great video to find, please find more like this!

i love how it took these people all afternoon to film this vid and i bet that the baby had so much fun! great dad!

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  • • mom94125 replied
    • 05 Dec 2014 , 4:46 pm

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  ok and also just because this is somehow a hot topic (i just read the comments)—- i mean that my hubby does the wind technique– not throwing bub around lol

seen this, is cute, awesome dad. good job.

Oh my god, that throwing and wrestling was a bit scary. I would hope my little one’s daddy doesn’t do that when I’m not around.

Oh boy, that is definitely not mummy play.

Watching television.

I know it’s in jest & the baby looks like he’s enjoying the play with dad, it just looks a bit too rough. If he was about 2 years old I’d feel a lot more comfortable with it.

Sorry but I felt a little uneasy when this guy was throwing bub etc.

Another sexist anti-man anti-father article by women who would rage if the reverse were done. I am a male and a primary care giver and I have raised or helped raise 12 children, foster, natural and step and I would bet my bottom dollar there is not a woman alive who could look after and support an infant or child as well as me let alone better.

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  • • Pij replied
    • 28 Nov 2014 , 8:43 pm

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  Step back a take a few calming breaths. Whilst the title of the post IS sexist and offensive (translate to, “Hey, want to see a visual joke? Click here to see how pathetic all men are when left to care for the children!”), the video is actually uplifting, and speaks in favour of a Dad’s role in raising the children.

  It is only the person who decided to headline the item this way that should be send to a re-education camp, to learn that fairness and equality means BOTH directions.

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    • • Threelos replied
      • 30 Nov 2014 , 4:45 pm

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    Wow, sorry but saying that you are better than every other parent doesn’t exactly paint your opinions as objective!

Whilst it is nice to see a father enjoying playing with his child, I believe this man is totally unaware about the real dangers of AHT (Abusive Head Trauma commonly referred to as Shaken Baby Syndrome) and the permanent risk of serious injury to an infant’s very delicate brain. Throwing a baby on a bed, even when it is cushioned with a thick comforter, is reckless and can still cause injury. It is NEVER a good idea to toss or throw a little infant anywhere … the risk is too high. We need to protect our precious babies and treat them gently. Rough and tumble between a man and a son is great but they should wait until the child’s skull is fully developed.

http://www.babycenter.com/0_abusive-head-trauma-shaken-baby-syndrome_1501729.bc

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  • • Threelos replied
    • 30 Nov 2014 , 4:41 pm

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  Yeah I was quite horrified watching him slam the bub like that!

Whilst it is nice to see a father enjoying playing with his child, I believe this man is totally unaware about the real dangers of AHT (Abusive Head Trauma commonly referred to as “shaking baby syndrome”) and the permanent risk of serious injury to an infant’s very delicate brain. Throwing a baby on a bed, even when it is cushioned with a thick comforter, can still cause injury. It is NEVER a good idea to toss or throw a little infant anywhere … the risk is too high. We need to protect our precious babies and treat them gently. Rough and tumble between a man and a son is great but they should wait until the child’s skull is fully developed.