r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/Amysfunhouse24 • Jul 16 '26

Scooter fail

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u/nahbruhtryagain Jul 16 '26

That girl is allergic to standing upright

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u/SoMuchMoreEagle Jul 17 '26

She's overly susceptible to gravity.

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u/ElegantCoach4066 Jul 17 '26

The gravitons setting needs adjustment. Happens all the time.

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u/datthighs Jul 16 '26

Is that kid a child version of this woman?

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u/Longjumping-Honey-76 Jul 16 '26

Omg, that is crazy, hahaha. Both staring at their phones too, so something runs in the family, I guess :D

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u/Longjumping-Honey-76 Jul 16 '26

No, actually... The kid took over the phone from her mom. And it didn't help matters, lol

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u/SavvySillybug Jul 17 '26

It's good children are so short and bouncy. Walking is hard and learning it is full of falling.

If I took two falls like that back to back I'd be limping for weeks and it might never feel the same. XD

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u/Coreysurfer Jul 16 '26

Dang….dang it !

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u/matthuseless Jul 17 '26

"And stay down!"

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u/BigNastyG817 Jul 17 '26

Rule #2: Double Tap

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u/dragon_master0 Jul 17 '26

Twice?! Beaten by an object… Twice!

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u/Nagesh_yelma Jul 17 '26

Is that a school uniform?

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u/andrewembassy Jul 17 '26

Weird added sound effects

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u/MaygarRodub Jul 17 '26

That is cartoon strip stuff. Brilliant.

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u/Cpt_Daniel_J_Tequill Jul 18 '26

the girl must say "definitely im not looking on ground before me"

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u/bird_on_the_internet Jul 22 '26

Good on that little girl for not immediately turning around and hitting the younger one! I know it's a low bar, but I'm always supersized when kids don't immediately resort to violence when it comes to younger kids