Man teaches his toddler son how to do push-ups in adorable viral video. Internet is all hearts
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A man taught his toddler son how to do push-ups in an adorable video that has gone viral online. The clip was shared by Joshua Terada on Instagram.
Videos that feature babies doing even the most mundane things can lift your blues, no? Well, if you don't believe us, we have a video for you that will surely do the trick. In an adorable clip that has gone viral online, a man can be seen teaching his six-month-old son how to do his first push-up. Yes, the video is even cuter than it sounds.
The now-viral video was shared by Joshua Terada on Instagram. In the cute clip, Joshua can be seen teaching his six-month-old son how to do his first push-up. He first did it himself so that his son could imitate it. The cutie tried his best to imitate his father and was finally able to lift up his body a little in round two!
"My spud is a stud," reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
The video garnered over 7 lakh views after being shared online. Netizens simply couldn't get enough of the cuteness and flooded the comments section with their sweet reactions.
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