Too big for stroller--the website

[rtravels]

A simple and hilarious new blog dedicated to photos of people who put big kids in little kids strollers.
And guess where these photos are often taken?
Smile for the camera!

 

[Scotgirl]

A simple and hilarious new blog dedicated to photos of people who put big kids in little kids strollers.
And guess where these photos are often taken?
Smile for the camera!


This is genius! Thanks for the post - sooo amusing

 

[PIRATEGIRL007]

This is not going to end well............

but I love the caption on the last one.

 

[Ash&Wes07]

The thing that cracks me up is their tweet:

"When I have a baby of my own, it will be strapped to me as an infant..."

I find it highly amusing the owner of this website doesn't even have kids of their own, yet judges the parenting of others. While I don't agree with bigger kids in strollers, they aren't MY kids, so who the heck cares what I think?

 

[ars0525]

Haha!! That is great.

Sometimes I am a little surprised by how big some of the stroller kids are (can't imagine pushing that weight all day). BUT I suppose the stroller is also the giant carry-all for junk and if it means listening to 1 less kid whine/cry/tantrum at Disney, then I am for it.

 

[lsenquiz]

I will probably end up on here some day. My son is 6 and we just keep buying bigger stollers. The one we have now is good for up to 55lbs. Since he is small for his age(only weighs 42lbs) I think he will use it until he is about 8. In my defense we only use the stroller at Disney and my son has flat feet so it is painful for him to walk long distances.

 

[MickeyMinnieMom]

The thing that cracks me up is their tweet:

"When I have a baby of my own, it will be strapped to me as an infant..."

I find it highly amusing the owner of this website doesn't even have kids of their own, yet judges the parenting of others. While I don't agree with bigger kids in strollers, they aren't MY kids, so who the heck cares what I think?

 

[eliza61]

The thing that cracks me up is their tweet:

"When I have a baby of my own, it will be strapped to me as an infant..."

I find it highly amusing the owner of this website doesn't even have kids of their own, yet judges the parenting of others. While I don't agree with bigger kids in strollers, they aren't MY kids, so who the heck cares what I think?

Jeez, lighten up folks. You know for a place that is supposedly based on the happiest place in the world we sure get our knickers in a knocker.

The owner of the website is not judging anyone. some of t he pictures are funny. You know it is absolutely possible to laugh at a funny situation without rendering judgement.

You're right no one cares what you do if it doesn't affect them, we still can laugh at a funny site.

Good gravy, every thing does not have to be on the order of national security. I thought it was nice that the blogger blanked out the faces of the kids.

 

[dntd]

You know what bothers me more is kids on bottles when they are old enough to ask for more in complete sentences! Soothers in kids mouths that are old enough to sing the anthem! Sure some kids have issues but the kids I know that the parents allow this are just too lazy to stop it because the kid "cries" there are ways to ween even the most addicted kids it just take time and energy!

 

[Ash&Wes07]

Jeez, lighten up folks. You know for a place that is supposedly based on the happiest place in the world we sure get our knickers in a knocker.

The owner of the website is not judging anyone. some of t he pictures are funny. You know it is absolutely possible to laugh at a funny situation without rendering judgement.

Oh, I get that.

If the photos were funny, I'd be laughing. Trust me. People of Walmart cracks me up. But, they really aren't that funny, imo.

 

[dntd]

Oh, I get that.

If the photos were funny, I'd be laughing. Trust me. People of Walmart cracks me up. But, they really aren't that funny, imo.

People of Walmart can't help them self either...

 

[eliza61]

Oh, I get that.

If the photos were funny, I'd be laughing. Trust me. People of Walmart cracks me up. But, they really aren't that funny, imo.

and that's cool but remember comedy is in the eye of the beholder. I just don't understand why every time some one post a thread that envolves laughing at some very funny situations that humans put themselves in, all of a sudden there is some moral out cry about "judging" folks.
People of walmart got the same moral, moses test. It's a funny site. Yet lo and behold a few folks swooped down, saying in essence "though shalt not laugh" because of some thing or another.

Gimme a break. If it's not your cup of tea, that's perfectly cool but we can still have a chuckle at stuff that in no way effects us. Doesn't mean anyone is judging anyone else, simply means the pictures are funny.

Some times a laugh is exactly that, a laugh.

 

[Ash&Wes07]

Jeez, lighten up folks. You know for a place that is supposedly based on the happiest place in the world we sure get our knickers in a knocker.

The owner of the website is not judging anyone. some of t he pictures are funny. You know it is absolutely possible to laugh at a funny situation without rendering judgement.

You're right no one cares what you do if it doesn't affect them, we still can laugh at a funny site.

Good gravy, every thing does not have to be on the order of national security. I thought it was nice that the blogger blanked out the faces of the kids.

Ahh, I see you added more to your post since I quoted you.

Again, if it was funny, I'd laugh. But, I didn't find it funny at all. I never said anyone couldn't look at it and find it funny. I just pointed out the irony of the one making fun of kids in strollers has no kids of their own.

Not sure I get the national security comment at all.

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

I just got back last night. I haven't looked at the website but did want to comment.

I saw alot of kids to big for stroller thing in the parks as well as hearing alot of "Timmy, put your feet up. I can't push the stroller with your feet on the ground"

"But Mom, my legs hurt, I can't put my feet up."

"Timmy, either put up your feet or we are going to the room!"

*names changed to protect the too big for stroller kids. LOL

 

[Ash&Wes07]

and that's cool but remember comedy is in the eye of the beholder. I just don't understand why every time some one post a thread that envolves laughing at some very funny situations that humans put themselves in, all of a sudden there is some moral out cry about "judging" folks.
People of walmart got the same moral, moses test. It's a funny site. Yet lo and behold a few folks swooped down, saying in essence "though shalt not laugh" because of some thing or another.

Gimme a break. If it's not your cup of tea, that's perfectly cool but we can still have a chuckle at stuff that in no way effects us. Doesn't mean anyone is judging anyone else, simply means the pictures are funny.

Some times a laugh is exactly that, a laugh.

I'm pretty sure that's why I put the "IMO" at the end of my opinion about it not being funny.

I never once said others couldn't find it funny. Ever.

And, yes, I still maintain the owner of the site is judging based on their tweet. And as a parent, that makes me laugh because I remember when I wasn't a parent yet and I said "When I have kids..." a million times over. And you know what? I do half of the things I swore I'd never do. So, that makes me chuckle at the irony of it all.

 

[eliza61]

Ahh, I see you added more to your post since I quoted you.

Again, if it was funny, I'd laugh. But, I didn't find it funny at all. I never said anyone couldn't look at it and find it funny. I just pointed out the irony of the one making fun of kids in strollers has no kids of their own.

Not sure I get the national security comment at all.

It just meant that IMO it seems that if some thing is not 100% serious here on the dis (like national security) it's not to be posted.

Right now on the community forum there is a funny thread about wearing sandals and summer toes being visible. It was firmly tongue and cheeck and every one was having a laugh until yet again we get they "why are you so concerned about how peoples toes look"? which of course sent the thread on the downhill spiral.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2716916

 

[rtravels]

"Again, if it was funny, I'd laugh. But, I didn't find it funny at all. I never said anyone couldn't look at it and find it funny. I just pointed out the irony of the one making fun of kids in strollers has no kids of their own."

Oh, c'mon--those captions underneath the photos are fantastic!
Also--since you brought it up...
It would be ironic if she wrote a blog making fun of parents who put a big kid in a little kid stroller while being a parent who puts a big kid in a little kid stroller.
There is nothing ironic about being a person without kids who makes fun of people with kids. That's actually the opposite of irony. It's expected.

And that's our English lesson for the day kids, back in the stroller now!

 

[pigletgirl]

Lazy kids and parents!!!

 

[Ash&Wes07]

It just meant that IMO it seems that if some thing is not 100% serious here on the dis (like national security) it's not to be posted.

Right now on the community forum there is a funny thread about wearing sandals and summer toes being visible. It was firmly tongue and cheeck and every one was having a laugh until yet again we get they "why are you so concerned about how peoples toes look"? which of course sent the thread on the downhill spiral.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2716916

Well, toes gross me out in general, so I'll just avoid that thread.

 

[lsenquiz]

And as a parent, that makes me laugh because I remember when I wasn't a parent yet and I said "When I have kids..." a million times over. And you know what? I do half of the things I swore I'd never do. So, that makes me chuckle at the irony of it all.

I can totally relate. I can not tell you how many times I would look at people and judge them before I had children - just knowing that I would be the perfect parent and have only perfect kids - well I have eaten alot of crow since then. The word "I will never" will never come out of my mouth again