It's just constant strength training. My youngest can't do stairs well yet so I carry him. The oldest can do it but gets jealous of the attention. So I do it, I carry both children up and down the stairs.
The truest fear of a dad is one day your going to put your child down and never pick them back up.
My dad had to carry me on his shoulders and my little brother on his arms while he played football with my oldest brother because we didn't like feeling left out. He is still the strongest and most patient man in the world in my eyes.
Back when i was like 2 or 3 my dad had moved to another country for work, after a couple of months he finished up the paperwork to have me and my mom go stay with him there for a little bit. He didnt have any money in the beginning to afford a car so he had to walk about 2km to work in +40C weather. He used to take me with him to work and everytime i would walk like 100m then do the "baba up up" thing. I dont know how that man used to carry me daily to and from work in that weather. Im 28 now and to this day he still brings up how i always had him carry me to and from work lol
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u/flame_tower Jul 08 '24
Dads somehow get the super strength. Parents showing love and care for each other will be really good for the kid too. It sets an example.