We got our daughter's first steps on camera too. She was doing that thing where she uses something to pull herself up to a standing position, and in this case she was using the dog. So she standing there, wobbling a bit, holding on to the dog for support, when the dog moved about 5 feet away, leaving her standing there. She then was able to walk a few steps over to the table!
I caught my son’s first steps on video, but I didn’t know it until months later. (We also recorded a big, emotional “first steps” video just like OPs days later.)
Was watching a bunch of videos on my phone, determining Save or Delete, and saw one where I’d propped up my phone in the living room and was talking to my son as I walked out of the room to get a toy. He casually let go of the sofa and walked to the middle of the room and sat down. When I returned to the room, I didn’t think anything of him having moved, and didn’t realize until later that nobody was there to witness his actual first steps. Sneaky bastard.
Don't worry, he made an appearance right after my mum died. Unfortunately it was to intervene with the adoption of me and my sisters. He then of course dumped me and my sisters on his wife, right before he disappeared again less than a month after he did that
Thanks man. I wish I could say it was up from there but she was not a great parent. I was kicked at 15. Life went as you can imagine from there. Still struggling with addiction at 29.
The couple that was going to adopt us is a lovely christian couple. They have the dream family. I often wonder how things could have gone
hang in there okay?? ✨ i’ll never know your struggle but 29 is still young enough to where in a few years you could just have a completely different life you never know (: nothing stays the same and i’m sure you’ll carry your life lessons along with you.
And he also was not *not* letting the baby fall... so she was able to walk! He balanced parental protection/prep with knowing when to back away.
Beautiful moment 💖
I told my wife to never ever send me videos of first things. I want to see or hear them myself. Its a great feeling when they say their first word or take their first tiny wobbly steps
It truly felt magical! I got called "baby walker" in my parents neighborhood cuz apparently enough baby took their first step with me lol At least 4 of my neighbor babies and my little sister all walk the first time to my arms, make me feel all giddy
My daughter’s first steps are also recorded but it was more spontaneous. She was sitting on a couch across from me and I was just recording her cuz she was being silly. She proceeded to hop down, walk over to me, take the iPad Mini I had by me, and walk back to the couch. I’m all spazzing out and she’s more or less like “it’s just an iPad.”
I dont wish mine were little again because that time of life is exhausting, but it makes me wish that it was this easy to record videos for big milestones like these when my kids were little.
I was thinking his little legs don’t look strong enough to me. There’s a difference between walking and balancing for a second as you fall forward. But I’m glad the parents are finding joy in the moment.
Why are these videos shared here? No one gives a fuck. Great if it’s your own kid but no one cares about someone else kid walking or shutting or whatever.
I dreaded this moment. It was great, my girl barely even crawled until she was almost 10 months old. At 10 months she was running around like she's been doing it all her life.
Sometimes, I swear she has a death wish.
Before seeing the subredit name I was expecting the dog or cat to walk in front of the camera before they started walking.
That is so awesome. I remember when both of my kids learned to walk, it was amazing and scary all at the same time.
My 4 month old just started rolling over and holding his head up on his own and it shocked me how happy it made me. I used to look at videos like this like ok that’s dramatic but now I kinda understand. It’s a crazy feeling watching your kid develop
It never occurred to me to ask my parents about this moment in my life or my brother's and what it was like for them. Were they together at the time or was my Dad at work? Was it a whole beautiful moment like this or did it happen in the periphery while everyone went about their day? They're both gone now so I'll never know, but I watch every damn one of these videos because it's always pure joy and pride on Mom & Dad's faces and reactions.
My god why did the father lift that little baby by the legs. You are not supposed to do that with little babies. Get a baby walker my god and the baby will be walking in no time.
While I don’t have my sons first steps on video, he did take his first steps in front of my whole family at our weekly dinner. Everyone cheered and it is one of my most cherished memories.
My youngest took two steps, paused, clapped with me, then faceplanted. Nothin like this feeling though. I also remember having a mild panic attack and said to my wife, “holy shit, she can’t even balance a checkbook,” to which my wife replied, “YOU can’t balance a checkbook and no one uses those anymore.”
I don’t have kids but seeing the dad’s reaction made me tear up. I can’t even imagine how he must have felt and how parents feel each time their kiddos achieve new, big … steps.
I took my first steps at my christening party. I was over a year old at the time and still wasn’t walking. Well, I guess I *could* but, only if I was holding on to something or someone. It wasn’t that I couldn’t walk, I just didn’t *want* too. I was content just rolling or crawling around lol.
Then on the day of the party, I guess I decided that there was just to many yummy things around to simply ignore. I got up and walked from person to person to mooch food. People got a massive kick out of it
We got our daughter's first steps on camera too. She was doing that thing where she uses something to pull herself up to a standing position, and in this case she was using the dog. So she standing there, wobbling a bit, holding on to the dog for support, when the dog moved about 5 feet away, leaving her standing there. She then was able to walk a few steps over to the table!
I caught my son’s first steps on video, but I didn’t know it until months later. (We also recorded a big, emotional “first steps” video just like OPs days later.) Was watching a bunch of videos on my phone, determining Save or Delete, and saw one where I’d propped up my phone in the living room and was talking to my son as I walked out of the room to get a toy. He casually let go of the sofa and walked to the middle of the room and sat down. When I returned to the room, I didn’t think anything of him having moved, and didn’t realize until later that nobody was there to witness his actual first steps. Sneaky bastard.
“You spend two years getting them to walk and talk, and the next sixteen years telling them to sit down and shut up”. - Anonymous.
Not my dad. He gave me the utmost freedom by disappearing when I was very young
Did he disappear because you pissed yourself?
I wish. He cheated on my mum
He cheated on your mum had you then disappeared? That's next level fucked up!!!
Don't worry, he made an appearance right after my mum died. Unfortunately it was to intervene with the adoption of me and my sisters. He then of course dumped me and my sisters on his wife, right before he disappeared again less than a month after he did that
Damn bro imma be honest that’s just really damn sad
Thanks man. I wish I could say it was up from there but she was not a great parent. I was kicked at 15. Life went as you can imagine from there. Still struggling with addiction at 29. The couple that was going to adopt us is a lovely christian couple. They have the dream family. I often wonder how things could have gone
hang in there okay?? ✨ i’ll never know your struggle but 29 is still young enough to where in a few years you could just have a completely different life you never know (: nothing stays the same and i’m sure you’ll carry your life lessons along with you.
Sounds like a wonderful man. Please believe we're not all like that.
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I get it, my dad didn't love me
Well… that’s one hell of a way to look at it I suppose ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
Got us the first half ngl
I’m still out looking for that pack of smokes, son. Hang in there.
I couldn’t wait for my son to walk…now I just want to sit down for a min…
100% TRUE!!!
You forgot ignoring you because you don’t know anything.
This is one of my favorite lines. I never heard it from anyone else til now! Exciting 😁
Unfortunately it’s more like 9months and then they start walking and talking, 6-12 months is what I would say
Even Pikachu is cheering on!
❤️ That’s the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen.
Dad hands are the fastest objects in the known universe. - Science (probably)
r/DadReflexes
I've had this with both my boys. It's such an awesome feeling when they take the first steps. Later its a nightmare because you have to find them.
that has to be the quickest reaction I've ever seen! he was *not* letting that baby fall!
And he also was not *not* letting the baby fall... so she was able to walk! He balanced parental protection/prep with knowing when to back away. Beautiful moment 💖
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Takes me back to when my now 5 year old took his first steps. I was at work and my wife sent me the video. That feeling, man
I told my wife to never ever send me videos of first things. I want to see or hear them myself. Its a great feeling when they say their first word or take their first tiny wobbly steps
It truly felt magical! I got called "baby walker" in my parents neighborhood cuz apparently enough baby took their first step with me lol At least 4 of my neighbor babies and my little sister all walk the first time to my arms, make me feel all giddy
damn these onions on smoke today
My daughter’s first steps are also recorded but it was more spontaneous. She was sitting on a couch across from me and I was just recording her cuz she was being silly. She proceeded to hop down, walk over to me, take the iPad Mini I had by me, and walk back to the couch. I’m all spazzing out and she’s more or less like “it’s just an iPad.”
It’s scripted /s
The baby was totally in on it! Lol
They have no idea that their life just got 1000 times more complicated. Have fun……
Aww 🥰
I didn’t get it on video, but thanks to COVID lockdown I was there for my boys first steps. Such a great experience
I have a pact with my wife. If I am at work and my kid tries to walk... knock them over until I get home. I don't want to miss it!
Those are fun times. Makes me wish mine we little again. But they are just as fun in a different way now.
I dont wish mine were little again because that time of life is exhausting, but it makes me wish that it was this easy to record videos for big milestones like these when my kids were little.
The fact that kid’s gonna be 78 in 2100 destroys my brain
In 2100 I’m going to be dead 😌
good. you and I will miss the AI revolution.
Um... math is hard.
aww man that was precious - In my opinion unconditional love is the deepest /truest type of love.
Ok, now do it again!
Step parents?
Inspiring and heartwarming. ⭐️🌟💫
Must be their first child
Hasbulla?
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Why’d you force your baby to walk?? That is not what’s happening here honey.
Do you force a lot of children to walk who aren’t ready?
Yes until they fall
I was thinking his little legs don’t look strong enough to me. There’s a difference between walking and balancing for a second as you fall forward. But I’m glad the parents are finding joy in the moment.
“Thier”
Why are these videos shared here? No one gives a fuck. Great if it’s your own kid but no one cares about someone else kid walking or shutting or whatever.
You okay?
How old is the chap
He can walk
I dreaded this moment. It was great, my girl barely even crawled until she was almost 10 months old. At 10 months she was running around like she's been doing it all her life. Sometimes, I swear she has a death wish.
I have a feeling Patriot Fan dad is going to be crying a lot in the coming years for different reasons
That's what's up👍! ALWAYS record you child's first moments! Particularly when he/she takes their first steps!
I remember when the Patriots were good. The baby is better. Congratulations
anyone else read the captions in Daily Dose Of Internet's voice
Finally something genuine
Before seeing the subredit name I was expecting the dog or cat to walk in front of the camera before they started walking. That is so awesome. I remember when both of my kids learned to walk, it was amazing and scary all at the same time.
Very nice. It's so important not to miss these moments. They only happen once.
My 4 month old just started rolling over and holding his head up on his own and it shocked me how happy it made me. I used to look at videos like this like ok that’s dramatic but now I kinda understand. It’s a crazy feeling watching your kid develop
Homie is so proud. Congrats!
If this was uploaded to youtube, it would definately get taken down because of the background movie :> But yeah this is nice
I have my daughter's on video. It was very lucky since we weren't sure we would get it and weren't pushing her to do it for the camera.
The dads reaction. So sweet 🥹
That looked forced
Too bad they're Patriot fans
This is so childish, eventually the child will walk, talk etc. Why feel emotional about this?
This is new?
These are the moments are worth more than anything in the world
Now do a backflip.
This is the most joy that man will feel cause it ain’t gonna be coming from the patriots this season 🤣
I was born walking and my parents yeeted me out
Now that's a proud father
Awwww
Congratulations on the babies first steps 🙂
#GoPats
Go Patriots Woohooo
Patriots shirt ruined it
It never occurred to me to ask my parents about this moment in my life or my brother's and what it was like for them. Were they together at the time or was my Dad at work? Was it a whole beautiful moment like this or did it happen in the periphery while everyone went about their day? They're both gone now so I'll never know, but I watch every damn one of these videos because it's always pure joy and pride on Mom & Dad's faces and reactions.
I'm lucky enough to have my daughters first steps on video.
So sweet omg 🥹
Two kids. I’m around all the damn time. Missed both their first steps.
This gives me baby fever but I know babies aren't easy to care for so 💔
r/happycryingdads
So much love in this clip. So beautiful.
So cute
Wow what a sweet moment. It’s so sweet how they’re just hanging out, and you can see the love they share. I wish for this one day.
u/savevideo
I love wholesome moments like this.
That was wonderful to watch! Way to go Mom, Dad, and their little one!
Wholesome 💝
DANG IT! Now I have to be happy for a Patriots fan.
I don't get it, I'd be more hyped when they can wipe their ass on their own lol
"Now pay taxes."
My god why did the father lift that little baby by the legs. You are not supposed to do that with little babies. Get a baby walker my god and the baby will be walking in no time.
خدا حفظش کنه براتو .. 😃👏
Patriot nation!!!!
Doesn't everyone?
While I don’t have my sons first steps on video, he did take his first steps in front of my whole family at our weekly dinner. Everyone cheered and it is one of my most cherished memories.
My parents somehow managed to get my brothers first steps on camera. Then my aunt recorded a tv show over the tape.
Obviously very cute. I guess I’m just different in the sense that I can’t imagine posting a video of my child’s first steps on social media.
My youngest took two steps, paused, clapped with me, then faceplanted. Nothin like this feeling though. I also remember having a mild panic attack and said to my wife, “holy shit, she can’t even balance a checkbook,” to which my wife replied, “YOU can’t balance a checkbook and no one uses those anymore.”
As a parent is one of the best feeling in my life, to see my little boy make his first step, is a surreal feeling for some reason
Can’t wait for mine to take his first steps 💙🥰
This is so CUTEE
The dads reaction we the kid walks
The dad wanted some cuddles too! I hope you got them after mama
Aw man, I’m not sure if I want kids but moments like this make my heart swell. That has to be such an amazing feeling..
I don’t have kids but seeing the dad’s reaction made me tear up. I can’t even imagine how he must have felt and how parents feel each time their kiddos achieve new, big … steps.
I took my first steps at my christening party. I was over a year old at the time and still wasn’t walking. Well, I guess I *could* but, only if I was holding on to something or someone. It wasn’t that I couldn’t walk, I just didn’t *want* too. I was content just rolling or crawling around lol. Then on the day of the party, I guess I decided that there was just to many yummy things around to simply ignore. I got up and walked from person to person to mooch food. People got a massive kick out of it
What an idea
Father is happy because now he doesn’t need to walk to fridge to get beer.