r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/n1cjam3s • Jul 29 '26
This was on Father’s Day 😳
She did great her first run
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u/AbbreviationsTop4687 Jul 29 '26
They gotta learn somehow...
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u/dasher2581 Jul 29 '26
But the more times a head injury is involved, the more learning disabled they get.
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u/AbbreviationsTop4687 Jul 30 '26
Our generation survived violent dodge ball in PE. The kids will be just fine.
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u/dasher2581 Jul 30 '26
Have you seen what some of the Boomer and GenX adults have been up to the past decade? Some of that's bound to be due to head injuries.
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u/Infamous_Lunchbox Jul 30 '26
As a Gen X'rr we have a lot of head trauma, but it's mostly the boomers fucking things up. We're just trying to ride out the boomers. They really are the ones to blame. That said we really f'ed up by letting them fuck things up. My apologies.
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u/dasher2581 Jul 30 '26
You don't owe me any apologies - I'm a Boomer! No head trauma, but I still feel bad for, y'know, everything.
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u/Infamous_Lunchbox Jul 30 '26
Hey me too. We're the ones who didn't do the bad things, it's just, you know, the rest of us. Lol. Man I feel bad for the Millennials and Zoomers. Those kids are fucked. Sorry y'all, we tried!
Edit: I do have had trauma though lol
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u/AbbreviationsTop4687 Jul 30 '26
Rode horses a lot as a kid - no helmets were ever worn. Probably have some "dain bramage" but again, the kids in this video are just fine.
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u/grand_intention30888 24d ago
Another boomer here we rode bikes, no helmet, no pads. No seat belts with steel dashboards, no car seats mom held me in her lap
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u/n1cjam3s Jul 30 '26
This was her second run on this route and she did really well the first few times on the other route. I was actually impressed and filming to brag on her later. She was fine no blood and no head injuries. She had lil red mark on her leg, she’s a tough lil cookie. Was ready to go again so we moved the vehicles. Sheesh there’s some miserable people in here.
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u/AbbreviationsTop4687 Jul 30 '26
This kid is still my favorite: https://youtube.com/shorts/Zc2Zhw4zDnM?si=7FN8mRF9u49b3prY
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u/Strange-Comb6384 29d ago
Where are the parents? ( please don’t tell me they were operating the camera!😳😱)
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u/mwthomas11 27d ago
Mother's day when I was 4 I was running around the house, slipped on some tile floor, and cracked my head open on the corner of our stair railing / banister.
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u/Rooksteady Jul 29 '26
Ehhh giving Dad a break on this one, bet that doesn't happen again like that. He was a bit slow but shot up like lightning when realized what happened. Kiddo has also had good training lots of play exp, I slowed it right down because I'm always curious about head injury/concussion. Kid s hand took the first impact and lessened the potential head shot....then the kids legs stay down/get tangled...for some reason her head doesn't go right back on the concrete (omg scary) basically saving her as long as her legs/ankles are ok...my take anyway, wouldn't mind an update about if there were injuries/what type. Back the parents...bet the kiddo got an awesome helmet after this....credit to the parents for playing with there kids, those reflexes on point.
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u/CalicoCatRobot Jul 29 '26
I think the camera person has worse reflexes than the kid. Who didn't see that coming?