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Dad’s Photos Give Other Parents Heart Attacks, Until They Realize The Truth Behind Them
One dad is frightening the Internet with these pictures of his kid in dangerous situations, giving concerned parents from all over mini heart attacks!
"I've been photoshopping my kid into marginally dangerous situations," Steec wrote. "Nothing unbelievable, but enough to make people think "Wait, did he..?" From his baby daughter holding a knife to climbing a ladder - every single pic looks so real and so dangerous they'll make you look twice! Check them out below.
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Sandra McAffenlani 8 years ago
"I've been photoshopping my kid into marginally dangerous situations," Steec wrote. "Nothing unbelievable, but enough to make people think "Wait, did he..?" From his baby daughter holding a knife to climbing a ladder - every single pic looks so real and so dangerous they'll make you look twice!
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Paulette Guillory-Gardner 8 years ago
I got this dad, you worry about getting the boil right. Where is the cutting board?
💖 Stacy Rae 💖 8 years ago
Did anyone else's mind go straight to the film 'Pet Semetary' or is it just me?
Sergio Bicerra 8 years ago
"Vegetables for dinner? Ok dad, close your eyes just for a second..."
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Kevin Donegan 8 years ago
I've got this. Double back flip with a twist at the end. A perfect 10!
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John L 8 years ago
Even though I know it is Photoshopped, I still want to rush over and grab the little fellow.
Hans 8 years ago
I think this is the purpose here: he shocks people, but at the same time, there ARE parnts who are so careless.
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BoredBunny 8 years ago
There's a road by my house which has no walls that if you make one mistake, you would fall into a canal or marsh. At high-tide, the road would flood.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 8 years ago
In my case, this one wouldn't have needed to be photoshopped. I actually did walk this close to edges more than once...
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Annabell 8 years ago
Actually my son did this when he was that age. He climbed ladders and stairs up and down safely months before he could walk and Never hurted himself. We never needed such a safety-Gate-thing in our house. Sometimes parents should just trust into their Kid's skills!
Pia Clarke 8 years ago
And sometimes parents should remember what works for them might not work for others :)
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Mena Kates 8 years ago
My daughter started climbing ladders and jungle gyms as soon as she could walk. Could not let her out of my sight, but I did. Her coordination was superb, and a bit advanced for her age. No falls, no injuries, just good times.
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Ok Ha-Neul 8 years ago
omigod i feel terrible i read whee and i thought whoops splat
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Kamila Golnik 8 years ago
My dad was doing the same with me, and my footprints were on the ceiling without Photoshop!! 😃
Libor Z Brna 8 years ago
wait this is considered dangerous as well as those others pics ? no way...
Jack Candy 8 years ago
Babies usually love this. Well, as long as there is someone who catches them ;-)
Deborah Lloyd 8 years ago
My Dad did this when I was little. Probably explains why I like ROLLERCOASTER s
Aimee Elizabeth 8 years ago
Nope, it's totally fun for babies and parents. I was very sad when I grew too big to be tossed up in the air.
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Anne Rouffignac 8 years ago
Haha, don't say that! They give me the heebie-jeebies already :)
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Lara-Andrea Beck 8 years ago
I don't actually see this as criticism to careless parents. I see the complete opposite: criticism to overly careful parents who'd love to put their kids into bubble wrap and always criticising other parents on how irresponsible they interact with their children. There are way too many of those around these days!!
Kjorn 8 years ago
agree... kids need to learn their boundaries, their limits. let them fall sometime is good for them. seing overprotectives parents follow their kids around in public parc makes me sick. let them get dirty, get hurt sometime it's good for them. it's call learning
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Talise Snyder 8 years ago
Awesome photoshop skills! Good enough to give me anxiety looking at these!
Kelsi Day 8 years ago
I can't tell if the last is photoshopped or not but when I was a young'un, my great grandpa had a cabin on a kind of "cliff" so the back end of the house was a deck on stilts but there was ground below, you just had to go down a flight of stairs to get to the ground. But my dads favorite thing to do was throw me up in the air so high I flew above the deck and he nearly gave my great grandma a heart attack. It was roughly 30 ft between the ground and the deck.
Herb Eaversmells 8 years ago
Nice pictures and they're quite funny. But is there a larger purpose to these?
Anne Rouffignac 8 years ago
Haha, don't say that! They give me the heebie-jeebies already :)
Load More Replies... Lara-Andrea Beck 8 years ago
I don't actually see this as criticism to careless parents. I see the complete opposite: criticism to overly careful parents who'd love to put their kids into bubble wrap and always criticising other parents on how irresponsible they interact with their children. There are way too many of those around these days!!
Kjorn 8 years ago
agree... kids need to learn their boundaries, their limits. let them fall sometime is good for them. seing overprotectives parents follow their kids around in public parc makes me sick. let them get dirty, get hurt sometime it's good for them. it's call learning
Load More Replies... Talise Snyder 8 years ago
Awesome photoshop skills! Good enough to give me anxiety looking at these!
Kelsi Day 8 years ago
I can't tell if the last is photoshopped or not but when I was a young'un, my great grandpa had a cabin on a kind of "cliff" so the back end of the house was a deck on stilts but there was ground below, you just had to go down a flight of stairs to get to the ground. But my dads favorite thing to do was throw me up in the air so high I flew above the deck and he nearly gave my great grandma a heart attack. It was roughly 30 ft between the ground and the deck.
Herb Eaversmells 8 years ago
Nice pictures and they're quite funny. But is there a larger purpose to these?
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