Chloe Broomfield published this adorable short video an entire year ago, but it has only gone viral now, amassing over 200,000 views in less than a week.
The quick clip features Dexter the baby duckling trying his best to stay awake in accounting class, yet eventually succumbing to his sleepiness. Falling during class isn’t unheard of after all.
Tinzer30 published this home video three months ago, but it has only gone viral now. The young couple took their toddler daughter on her first drive through zoo ride. Their little girl loved feeding the animals, especially the camel, so they took out their camera when they met the desert dwelling creature again.
But after giving the big guy all their treats, the camel was apparently still hungry, and stuck its head into their car. It even nearly placed it’s entire mouth around their little girl’s head.
Thankfully, dad acted fast. “My husband tried to move quick and I think he did a pretty good job while I just screamed!” said mom after the incident.
Now, the video, appropriately titled Bad Camel, has amassed over a quarter million views.
This video was posted by TVPatter a month ago, but it has only exploded online now, amassing over a quarter million views in just days. A toddler apparently being babysat was standing by the front door screaming, ‘Dad!’
Thing is, the man outside wasn’t dad. It was the postman. While the babysitter tried to explain that dad was coming later, the postman shoved the mail through the slot on the front door, knocking the poor little toddler right in the face.
“Harsh but funny.”
It was over three years ago when Evian published their famous, viralviral babies roller skating commercial which now stands with over 64 million views.
Finally, the kids have returned, in much crisper, up to date CGI, in this new Baby&Me commercial which debuted over the weekend. Already, the advert, which features giddy adults who discover their reflections are of themselves as babies, has garnered over 5 million views.
Like any good father, Ryan Hunley was properly putting his two girl in their appropriate car seats before going for a drive when he was confronted with some adorable toddler stubbornness.
His youngest daughter August wasn’t interested in receiving any help with her seat belt buckle.
“Want me to help you?” dad calmly asked.
“No. No, thank you,” she maturely answered. “Worry about yourself. Worry about yourself,” she kept insisting.
Dad couldn’t help but laugh.
