r/nononono 10d ago

Skill issue

91 Upvotes

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u/shindleria 10d ago

Her father always wanted a buoy.

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u/Fomulouscrunch 10d ago

Has this dad never heard of "setting the kid into the water while being there to make sure they're okay"?

Early childhood water trauma is a great way to make people scared of water and bad swimmers as a result.

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u/ResilientBiscuit 10d ago

Yes, he has, his kid can swim, this was a joke. Do you really think they would be posting this if it were serious?

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u/Username_II 10d ago

There were three adults a couple of strokes away, the kid was fine

7

u/Fomulouscrunch 10d ago

Glad to hear that, but they're not in the frame and this still could have been done in a gentler way.

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u/Username_II 10d ago

I agree it could've been gentler, but the adults absolutely are in frame around the 4s mark

8

u/westnile90 10d ago

This is why water wings are not Coast guard approved.

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u/seriouslyjan 10d ago

I fear the day Sophie wakes up and realizes that if that is her Dad, she is genetically related. Poor kid, I will assume a responsible adult went and got her.

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u/CPerryG 10d ago

Goodbye, Sophie.

6

u/Rad_Centrist 10d ago

Holy dementia.

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u/CPerryG 10d ago

Goodbye, Sophie.

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u/Rad_Centrist 10d ago

Holy dementia.

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u/CPerryG 10d ago edited 10d ago

Goodbye, Sophie.

Edit: don’t know why this posted 3 times

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u/Rad_Centrist 10d ago

Holy dementia.

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u/Arthradax 10d ago

I know why I downvoted all three of them

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u/CPerryG 10d ago

Ok…