One comedian, Nick Harvey, had a hilariously funny take on his young sons overly dramatic moments. Nick expertly incorporated his childs big, over-the-top moments into his act, making for a hysterical and completely relatable few moments and laughs. Check out this uproarious clip that will have you laughing long after you stop watching!
Children are demanding little creatures. Whatever they need, whether it be food, sleep or to be changed, they dont just want it when it is convenient for you. No, those youngsters demand that their needs be fulfilled immediately. If not, tears will be shed, and the wailing will be loud enough to be heard down the street.
Kiddos use tears and wailing to respond to nearly every situation. Whether they are being corrected for wrong behavior or if they fall and scrape a knee, crying is often their choice response. Parents know this to be entirely true.
Nick, the father of a 3-year-old, understands this reality all too well. He shares how his child has taken the crying and wailing to another level. He mentions a couple of instances that help illustrate how his son gives his crying some dramatic flair, even going over the top in some situations.
When he gets in trouble, its like, Hey, hey Nicholas, youre not listening, go to your room, Nick said. This is how he goes to his room, Ok, bye, bye, family. Im going to miss you.
Later in the clip, Nick mentions how his son responded to losing his oatmeal and having it fall on the floor. Nick then does a hilarious impression of his 3-year-old crying loudly while saying, Oatmeal, through breaths and sniffles.
He was crying like he and oatmeal had served in Vietnam together, and oatmeal had stepped on a landmine, he said.
At first, I was trying not to laugh, but he got so emotional, I got emotional, too, he said. I took my hat off, like, R.I.P. oatmeal.
Proverbs 17:22 A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.