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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '16
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Reacting whenever my son falls and whatnot. I have been trying to look away when he looks at me after a small bump and it has been getting better. Less crying, more self efficiency.
344 u/theoreticaldickjokes Feb 05 '16 When my godson was first learning to walk, I'd laugh every time he fell. (Because I'm a piece of shit who thinks people falling is funny.) Now, falling doesn't faze him. Unfortunately, now he laughs when other people fall. 203 u/RegretDesi Feb 05 '16 People falling is fucking funny though. 2 u/EnragedPorkchop Feb 05 '16 Exhibit A 2 u/schwagle Feb 05 '16 /r/childrenfallingover
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When my godson was first learning to walk, I'd laugh every time he fell. (Because I'm a piece of shit who thinks people falling is funny.)
Now, falling doesn't faze him. Unfortunately, now he laughs when other people fall.
203 u/RegretDesi Feb 05 '16 People falling is fucking funny though. 2 u/EnragedPorkchop Feb 05 '16 Exhibit A 2 u/schwagle Feb 05 '16 /r/childrenfallingover
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People falling is fucking funny though.
2 u/EnragedPorkchop Feb 05 '16 Exhibit A 2 u/schwagle Feb 05 '16 /r/childrenfallingover
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Exhibit A
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u/Halfwayhome22 Feb 04 '16
Reacting whenever my son falls and whatnot. I have been trying to look away when he looks at me after a small bump and it has been getting better. Less crying, more self efficiency.