A video of a three-month-old doing push-ups has been widely criticized online and sparked outrage. Some onlookers are impressed, while others worry that such strenuous exercise is unsafe for such a young youth.
Many who viewed the video expressed concern and questioned the wisdom and safety of forcing such a young youth to engage in such rigorous physical activity. They argued that instead of engaging in strenuous physical activity, newborns should focus on developing motor skills, gentle movement, and supervised play.
The video has sparked a broader debate about the role of social media in parenting. Some people backed the parents, saying they were probably trying to do what was best for their child. Others have argued that sharing such movies online can put undue strain on families by promoting unrealistic standards.
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Video of 3-month-old doing pull-ups leaves the internet divided
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An athlete, Joshua Murillo, shared the video on his Instagram account. In the clip, a baby can be seen holding a pole for nearly 21 seconds and a woman sitting on the back of her to protect her from a fall. According to the other video, the baby is three months old and has been doing it with ease. At the end of the video the baby can be seen smiling and falling as the woman catches her.
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Experts agree that age-appropriate activities and parental guidance are crucial to promoting healthy development in children. Still, they disagree on whether or not such vigorous exercise is appropriate for babies.
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It’s been over a week since the video was uploaded to social media. Since it was posted, the clip has garnered more than 7.7 million views, 607,000 likes, and numerous comments.
In the comments, you can see people reacting to this video. Some are just in awe of how this baby simply has a grip to hold the pole for so many seconds, while others say that the clip might look super cute, but it’s not baby safe.
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