Hilariously cute moment toddler knocked off seat after parent launches ball
- 4 years ago
This was the hilarious and adorable moment a toddler from Florida fell off her seat after her parent threw a soft ball at her multiple times.
The youngster named Maisie is three years old and was encouraging her mother when she got hit with the ball in the no-harm-done fun.
In the clip, Maisie is heard laughing every time the ball hits her, on the third time she hilariously takes a tumble.
Maisie's mother, Shelby, told Newsflare: "This is so typical of her, she thinks she is SO funny.
"An absolute entertainer who loves to be the center of attention and LOVES to make people laugh.
"Just this week we got videos of her serenading her baby doll with 'Let It Go!' from Frozen, saying 'Hey Google, play Baby Shark!' to our Echo, and playing her ukulele to jingle bells and happy birthday (it was no one's birthday).
"She's camera shy though, so when she does funny stuff, we have to make sure we record when the phone is out of sight or when she doesn't know we're recording.
"She didn't look like she hurt herself, and we don't want her to be scared to play and take risks, so when she does fall over, we giggle at her and make sure we don't show any fear or concern on our faces unless she's obviously hurt.
"It can look like we're laughing at her discomfort, but we're just letting her know it's okay to have something scary happen to you like falling off a chair, but we don't want her to confuse that with being actually hurt."
The youngster named Maisie is three years old and was encouraging her mother when she got hit with the ball in the no-harm-done fun.
In the clip, Maisie is heard laughing every time the ball hits her, on the third time she hilariously takes a tumble.
Maisie's mother, Shelby, told Newsflare: "This is so typical of her, she thinks she is SO funny.
"An absolute entertainer who loves to be the center of attention and LOVES to make people laugh.
"Just this week we got videos of her serenading her baby doll with 'Let It Go!' from Frozen, saying 'Hey Google, play Baby Shark!' to our Echo, and playing her ukulele to jingle bells and happy birthday (it was no one's birthday).
"She's camera shy though, so when she does funny stuff, we have to make sure we record when the phone is out of sight or when she doesn't know we're recording.
"She didn't look like she hurt herself, and we don't want her to be scared to play and take risks, so when she does fall over, we giggle at her and make sure we don't show any fear or concern on our faces unless she's obviously hurt.
"It can look like we're laughing at her discomfort, but we're just letting her know it's okay to have something scary happen to you like falling off a chair, but we don't want her to confuse that with being actually hurt."