baby dropping

[andiwm2003]

an micheal jackson got in trouble for holding his baby out of a window......

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/01/indias-baby-dropping-ritu_n_99587.html

let's just hope the claim the no baby got ever hurt is true.

 

[LeahM]

OMG Thats... sorta really funny. But could be really bad.

Hang on.. I gotta stop laughing!

 

[emw]

Those babies don't have diapers. If I were the bystanders I'd be concerned about a different kind of baby dropping.

 

[asxtb]

OMG Thats... sorta really funny. But could be really bad.

Hang on.. I gotta stop laughing!

Not really. It is actually rather scary. I guess view change when you have a baby on the way yourself.

 

[sushi]

OMG Thats... sorta really funny. But could be really bad.

Hang on.. I gotta stop laughing!

Likewise.

Interesting to watch the guy who catches them on the bounce. Almost looks automatic. Guess it would be if they have been doing it for so long.

On a side note, I wonder two things:

A. Are there, uh, liquid accidents?

B. Who is more scared, the kid or the parent?

Fun to see the different cultures around the world.

 

[Abstract]

As long as they bounce, it's fine with me.

 

[bbbensen]

If I had I kid, they wouldnt be doing that to them.

What if it doesnt fall right....?

 

[riscy]

Well, I have this theory that babies and drunks (and especially drunk babies) do not get injured so often when they fall because their muscles are relaxed, through lack of concern on the babies part, and lack of awareness on the drunks.

 

[Shotglass]

If I had I kid, they wouldnt be doing that to them.

What if it doesnt fall right....?

You mean if you had a kid, you wouldn't do it to them. These babys are dropped by their parents, right?

 

[Abstract]

Well, I have this theory that babies and drunks (and especially drunk babies) do not get injured so often when they fall because their muscles are relaxed, through lack of concern on the babies part, and lack of awareness on the drunks.

Well yes, there's that, and there's the fact that babies bones aren't hard (relatively speaking). They only harden at a later age.

 

[Gray-Wolf]

How about dropping the parent first. They survive, then the kid can try it.

 

[sushi]

As long as they bounce, it's fine with me.

I am sorry, but I find the part where the baby bounces off the net and the man catches the baby by just putting his arms out (like a robot if you will).

It looks so automated. they have obviously done it many times.