• ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
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    Dad has that TRex arm like he’s not confident. Grandpa and son have their arm at their side, committed to the bit.

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      It’s a sentence fragment, so it can’t be assessed for case. The full sentence could be “this is my dad and me” or “my dad and I have this tradition”.

      Besides, it’s long been shown that with two or more pronouns in coordination (ie connecting pronouns with “and”), natives often use a different pronoun than they would with just a single one. It’s probably still not widely acceptable in formal contexts, but in informal text many people wouldn’t bat an eye. It may even be more acceptable in certain dialects than the formal prescribed grammar.

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    its just the same guy and baby with three different cameras… the baby just shrunk after the first one

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    like seriously when it comes to safety, if you saw somebody else doing that with your child, you would probably punch them in the throat after the child came down. the fuck is wrong with people

    *lol it’s shocking the number of dads who are saying they’d be cool with you tossing their baby around. you’re all bad people. “I would do literally anything to protect my child” okay how about you don’t juggle them “fuck you buddy” lol what a bunch of angry man babies

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      Babies fucking love being tossed around. They demand it until your arms are jello. Their giggles are totally worth it, though.

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        I used to “body slam” my niece and nephew into the couch all the time (not actually at full speed of course). Give them the 'ol peoples elbow. They really do get a kick out of some rough housing.

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          Do you remember how well you could rebound from physical activity as a child? They’re like little balls of rubber. I practically look at a trampoline and break an ankle and there they are doing all kinds of flips and shit.

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          Difference is, being tossed around is developmentally important for babies and toddlers.

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            yeah, if you’re the adult in the room, it’s your job to figure out how to do it safely. you don’t just let toddlers do whatever the fuck they want because it makes them giggle

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            being allowed to chew on things is very important for young children. notice how I don’t let them chew on things that they shouldn’t though? that’s how the adult brain is supposed to function

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        you’ve never watched somebody set up for this shot? it’s not a balancing act, it’s a toss with the photo snapped at the apex. so yes, you did learn something today

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          No it kinda is a balancing act. At least with my two sons, and I’ve done it with both many times. Around 6 months they start being able to balance if you hold them by their buts. They wobble back and forth and find stability. This is just the advanced version of that where you press them up above your head while they balance. It’s easy and they are never really unsafe, if they wobble you just drop your hand and bring your other hand up and catch their bum with two hands. It’s awesome.

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            we just covered this dude. balancing is worse. there is zero reason to do this over a hard surface

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          What the fuck are you talking about. That’s not remotely true. You just put the baby in your hand and lift it. It’s not that uncommon a “stunt”.

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            you understand that balancing is worse, right? you’re not making yourself look better

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                when you have children, nature just turns off the part of your brain that says not to juggle your children over hard surfaces?

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          What kinda weak ass arms you got that you can’t balance a baby for 2 seconds to take a picture

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      Some rando doing it is quite a bit different than the parent of the child doing it.

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          Some random person walks up and lifts your baby over their head with one arm = not okay because you don’t know them or trust them to not harm the kid.

          The baby’s father doing it = nerve-wracking, yes, but you at least know he’s gonna try to be careful.

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            morally it’s the exact same thing. you’re taking a child, who doesn’t understand enough about danger to consider consent, and putting them in a potentially life-threatening situation for entertainment purposes. there are safe ways to toss your baby. sitting here defending doing it over hard ground with one hand is fucking stupid

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                that’s the center square on “I don’t actually have any arguments” bingo. keep going, I’ve only got two more squares to fill

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                  I’ve been encountering more jerks on here lately. Lemmy must be getting more popular!

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          If you’re the parent then the child is your property and responsibility, if you break it by accident you can make another. If someone else breaks your kid then they owe you a kid, but you don’t want someone else’s kid, so now you’re in a troublesome situation

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      It’s okay to risk breaking your baby’s neck as long as it’s fun for you and will take a good picture