No they can't when they have severe mental disabilities, such as many with non-speaking autism. There seems to not be much if anything wrong with this little boys intelligence. It looks like it's mostly physical. Both difficult disabilities but severe autistics need everything done for them well into adulthood.
As a parson that uses a wheel chair in cases like that it's easier if he comes in backwards it's easier for the rear tires which are bigger to go over the door
@@adrianarnold1239 *I am crying too, imagine how easy it is to change a door frame, but imagine not changing it for your handicapped son and making his life harder!*
@@adrianarnold1239 *I bet he cries too while depositing those disability checks into his own bank account! All while never helping his child only burdening him. But hey it's TikTok!*
It's both, as should be seen as both, it makes one unable to make some things, and much harder to make others, but one should not pry away from difficulty.
Aww, man! This made me cry. I love the dad cheerleading his baby to not give up. Then his baby pointing upward...So beautiful. His little laugh after his accomplishment made me chuckle too. You see and hear the love between father and son🥰. Dad is teaching his son to be independent which is such a pivotal lesson. Man, I love this 🥰🥲
Seeing the emotions of the dad got me crying. Being there for your children in hard times is a big part of being a great Father. The motivation and inspiration this dad gives his son is phenomenal in my opinion.
If your god was so great, this kid wouldn't be disabled from birth. Come on now, let's give the credit to the parents for being great parents. Dad is great.
@@Sosozanyway God gives us challenges and hard ships so we can grow to be better people. And nobody is taking anything away from the dad by saying God is good, clearly the dad is doing a great job
This dad is teaching his disabled son the lessons that parents are afraid to teach our non-disabled children. Hard work and perseverance, without coddling.
All parent/guardian figures are important. Mom's, dad's, adopted parents, foster parents, step parents, legal guardians.. Literally all of them. They all have one thing in common, and it's that they are meant to protect, raise, and guide children. Which they may not all do the same way, but they all have the same goal (hopefully).
@@itsnotthatdeep6657 unfortunately based on the studies father's being in the home is in decline and it is having devastating effects. Grandparents raising children is also statistically been shown to cause some struggles with children too. The ideal situation is having both mom and dad together to raise their children. But you are correct, having a loving and stable home with caregivers is the ultimate goal when there isn't a mom and dad who can do it. But father's are very important whether we want to acknowledge it or not. My kids father is here to push my children to be tough and to handle adversity in life. I am here to kiss their boo-boos and hold them when they cry. The duality of how we approach parenting gives our children a balance that I know I would struggle with alone. My nature is different than his and we both have our strengths. ❤️
@@taliat1971 Yep, mine was missing. So i had no role model and becoming a man was difficult. Got into drugs and stuff for about 8 years... nearly lost my mind ect. but now I'm good. Clean since 4 years and recovered and always was a decent person thanks to my mother. But the effects of a missing father... like you said - devastating. But at least, i know what abyss can lay beneath the surface of life, and if i have kids one day, i will never do the same mistake like he did
@Duh Moan wheelchair recipients and / or their parents are instructed on the use of the chair when it is delivered. However, it does not take a rocket scientist to figure out how it works. BOT
@@SalinasPRcom excuse me. What part of my statement showed negative? Let's stop the blame game and applauded this man for hanging in there for his child. Let’s uplift this family with positive.
@@Louisianawhipsyour whole statement was sus. It's refreshing to you to see a man stand by his kid. Meaning all the men in your life ain't there or something like wtf or men in general ain't there or black men ain't there what every trope your projecting is complete nonsense and for the bird. Change your life. Choices dude
As a disabled woman I really love how this father encourages his son to keep pushing himself. It’s a tough world to navigate but this kid is going to do well when he’s grown and living on his own. Great job dad. It really shows how much you love your son and believe in him.
God bless you I respect how disabled people really try to their best in life to be independent your strength and attitude is amazing I wish you the best of luck in life ❤
I'd gladly build them a free ramp. I'm pretty sure if this man gave us the height of that threshold we'd pump out a ramp during lunch break with scrap wood. We build custom doors a leays scrap and every tool needed
@@jeffsorrows that would be great for him but I'm also glad that he's learning that because he's going to need to know how to do that to go to friends houses and things like that, I hope his condition ain't too serious that he could one day they get out of that wheelchair
@@louie45 of course its a great skill to learn, like practicing going up hills. Though sometimes its nice to have things made simple and easy at home, but sadly looking at how small his legs were I don't think that outcome will happen, but you never know. Have to send out that positivity into the universe.
@@harrymills2770 no dad wanted him to push. Wont ever be able to do it just by rocking. Need that extra pushes too. He needed to know that pushing will be key. Plus the father never said no rocking. He just told him pushing was a valuable asset.
@@Fidozo15 not everyone can remove it. Its part of the doorframe and removing it can be dangerous and create a dead spot where its easier and more likely to fall through the floor.
I'm able-bodied, but got to try using my uncle's chair to see what he deals with on an average day - ramps are insanely tough to get up without rolling backward, doors with self-closing hardware and no auto push buttons are a nightmare, and surfaces with loose materials like gravel and potholes are like trying to row through a desert! I now work in accessible architecture design, and we look to improve on building standards to reduce and eliminate obstacles for all people. All these things we take for granted being gifted with a full range of motion and nothing like hearing, vision, or other sensory conditions can make environments pretty hostile to those living with them. You really do have to be strong in order to navigate the world. I commend you for having the upper body strength to operate a manual chair - not everyone can!
@@Senpaik no one tell this guy how ugly he is for spewing hate. He already knows what he is. He’s just looking for attention. No need to comment on it further. I hope he lives and we all live a long happy life.
DADS ARE THE BEST!! This Dad is giving his son what he needs to live his life long after mom and dad are gone from this world. The love, care and encouragement this man gave to his boy is so needed in this world! YAY!! So proud of this little man!! Keep pressing in sweetie!!
As a mother with a son in a wheelchair a piece of plywood does amazing things with small steps Without the dads help that little boy knew he’d need a miracle
Absolutely beautiful. Just look at Dad expression so much joy. And the kid he knew then where his help comes from. When he look up and no doubt in his little mind said, I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Praise God' Hallelujah ♥️♥️🙏🙏💯👍
@@Mac7504-OG that’s pretty much common sense. The fact you question if teaching your kids to conquer obstacles without bounds shows a lot about your character
@Elder Esquire I'm taking it down to a more granular level. I know friends and know many people who've had their fathers (or both) in their lives and still made terrible choices in their lives which has affected their lives and their families lives so while I don't entirely disagree there is some reservations about fully subscribing to your newsletter. Your making assumptions on my character is semi comical.
@@Mac7504-OG let’s dumb this down more for your special educational needs. 1/3 of children are in single parent households. 80% of that is woman 20 % is male. So statistically speaking.. yes the world would be better. Your experiences do not make up the majority. You conflate your life experiences as majority. That’s where you look stupid using small circle experience as deep data. Take a seat and let that soak in
@@Mac7504-OGHaving a father doesn't mean you have a good father, same with having both parents. Just because they're present doesn't mean they're teaching you to grow in a healthy way
A father’s support is so valuable to young boys. Why don’t we focus on things like that. It’s easier to raise healthy well balanced boys than to try and repair broken men.
@@katiehenry7 ma'am, this is about what men need. If you wanna talk about women issues, I'd suggest going to where they're the topic. Let the men have this, they need this more than you do.
This father is amazing. The little boy is lucky to have a father like this. This is what fathers are suppose to do for their children. Be there and support them. Great job.
Dude that kid is tiny of course he would gave difficulty going up a small incline along with a slightly elevated entrance frame into the threshold. You could have ramped the threshold out a little and shows him how to get a little speed and momentum when approaching the door . Maybe with age and a lil time the boy will gain some muscle than he’d make it no problem , but no no way come on dude. She’s because your some fitness instructor with a disabled son that wanted a video that bosses your ego by showing people a motivational video . Could have done a small disable kid ramp and than motivated the young guy, steadied of making him strain him self over and over just to make you proud and make you video. Poor kid .
No, not poor kid, like you say. Because of his dad, family...this is the blessed kinda kid who is growing up into a well-equipped young man, who will be prepared for a world that does not care or cater to his specific needs, so he will get it done himself because his family prepared him the life he chooses to live-kinda kid. In the real world, this boy will not always have a ramp or the help of his dad or family with him to help him navigate something that he is capable of learning to do for himself. If you think this is about the dad ego, your outta your mind and do not know what you're looking at and you have no idea what it means to be a responsible parent to a child, with or without a disability...It's no different. Would you carry a child thru a doorway if they could walk?? No. Why then would you do something different for a disabled child when he is capable of learning to do it for himself?? 🤔 You are creating soft people, victims, people who lack self-esteem, confidence and conviction and I genuinely wish you wouldn't.😊 I realize it's unintentional but that's the outcome you will get. I am not guessing at this. I know this. This dad is building self-esteem, dignity, confidence, stamina, physical and emotional strength-- this boy will grow into a young man who will know that he can do for himself, who understands his worth and because of his father, he will knows he can accomplish whatever, whenever he puts his mind, body, heart and soul into...handicapped or not--it's no different. This is a gift from his dad and what your selling is harmful. A small piece of proof...the pure joy and delight from both the boy and the dad when he succeeded. That's not ego, my friend. That's love!! Have you heard the saying?? (I'm paraphrasing). ---Give a man a fish, feed him for the night. Teach a man to fish, feed him for life!
@@listey Bruh he just want to see her son achieve things by himself on his lifestyle plus it doesn't seem like the kid has that much age, maybe there's plans to make all the house accesible but there's still so much places not Accesible for Handicaped people in the US and all around the world
I gotta be honest, I don't understand why people comment " thank you dad" as if he did something for you. He did this for his son and it's about them.not you
@@nathanp8152 because he is still a dad? Not saying thanks dad as if he’s the commenters dad, but saying “thank you dad” as in “thank you father of that child” That’s how I interpreted it anyway
@@JasonsWeirdPizz I know he's not litterally saying it as if he's the dad. Lol it's just corny and cringey when someone comments that as if their approval is needed or validates anything.
As a dad of a special needs kid, I felt this deeply. Every day is a challenge; it is not easy. I love my son with my soul and am proud of every single success. I'm happy for you, thank you for sharing this video.
Im a father of a 10 year old son, father to father let me commend you and tell you you are an awesome and strong dad. I will pray tonight for you and your son. Your son is so lucky to have a loving and understanding father like you.
Pops almost made himself a living sacrifice for the cause when he was cheering for his son. A true hero, nothing like the father and son bond. Perfect.
@@duhmoan I was gonna say that it’s depressing how all you can see is the negative in something like this, but if I’m being honest I think it’s perfectly fitting that your life seems to be plagued by sadness and I hope it continues to go that direction
@@duhmoan okay and did your dad not hold onto your bike when you were first learning its called being a good father and being there for support or if anything goes wrong, my god is your life actually so depressing and so sad that you have to find the bad in something like this, bro you need to touch some grass and live a little.
@@lenthomas4685No you need both, fuck outta here with your trivialising. A man and women are not the same, they each have different roles in life. Man and women learn unique things exclusive to their gender they are born with.
Well I think a lot of people can agree with me here but my father has damaged me so much. Every child needs someone who will guide, motivate, support and most importantly love them. It doesn’t matter if it’s a mum or dad, just someone who truly cares
There already is, the left and the media would just like you to believe they don't exist. Dad's motivate differently to mothers. The average mother would have helped him a long time before. Male role models are soo important to a growing child.❤
Thank you, GOD, for this amazing father teaching his little disabled baby in a wheelchair to roll into the difficult entrance to his home. Love you sweetheart YOU ARE SUPER, STRONG AND VERY CONFIDENT !!! ❤❤❤ 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I love how the kid wasn’t whining or being negative saying ‘I can’t’ or that he doesn’t want to keep doing it. This kid showed perseverance and wanted to make his daddy proud! Way to go buddy!!! ❤
I live with people that have to manage like this everyday!! It’s a great accomplishment for them!! Just like walking, they get used to it and it’s an everyday event!! But Dad you got to be there just like he got his diploma!! Lucky!!!🎉😅😅😂❤
@danceafterdeathfreecompany5028 I immediately thought the same thing after seeing the original post but didnt bother saying it. I mean, u're not wrong🤷♂️, but c'mon dude😅. Lool
This is the same dad who taught his son to throw a basketball shot!! He is a great and proud dad. Despite the hard times. God bless him and his family ❤keep moving forward!!
The pep talk was good but the dads reaction to his son getting over the hump was crazy amazing. He was so proud he couldn’t even control himself. That’s a great dad right there.
@@jamrud3402 The son's life won't be easy. Despite improvements in accessibility, not everywhere will be accessible to his son and sometimes he will have to struggle. His dad is teaching him that he can do whatever he puts his mind to, and he doesn't have to accept limitations due to his disability. He's also teaching him perseverance.
WAY TO GO YOUNG MAN!!!!! I love the way his dad gave him the motivation to keep going!!! I love his dad’s reaction when he did do it!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎊!!!! God Bless You Both!!!!🎉❤😊🙏🙏
@@RaheelPervaiz123 it is and he's trying to teach him to keep going no matter what because not everywhere is handicapped accessible and there's not going to be someone around every time he needs help, he's teaching him self reliance.
@@RaheelPervaiz123 No. My husband is paraplegic and he's never had ramps. The world isn't always accessible. He hops over every threshold it keeps him strong and feeling independent.
🎥 @chase_cashman on TT
Good job Dad
The joy good sir....wow is there dust flying around 🥲🥲🤔🤣
AKA happy tears (dust and sand in air)
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You are invredible. Love you Bro♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🫶♥️♾️♥️ Love from from Denmark🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰♥️♥️♥️🤩♾️🤩🤩♾️♾️🤩🤩♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Awesome dad!!
Also fifth I think
Dad of the year. He gave him so much motivation
That’s what Dads should be doing 🎉😎👑
He looked so happy when he got it ☺️ it warms my heart
@Know_57 at least I have a life, unlike you
@Know_57 at least youre fatherless
@know I have seen that you be mean to every one a lot. Is that true
Dad literally almost tripped out of how much joy he got from motivating his son, respect.
If I tripped like that in my house I’d be going through two walls 😅
I thought he slapped him💀
998 likes let’s bump it up to 1k I got 999
And mom missed it with the phone. 😅
Mosquitoes: yo man I founds some good light in here.
Even though people are disabled, they still can learn to be independent. Way to go, dad. Learn early. Learn well
He gave him the encouragement he needed❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
No they can't when they have severe mental disabilities, such as many with non-speaking autism. There seems to not be much if anything wrong with this little boys intelligence. It looks like it's mostly physical. Both difficult disabilities but severe autistics need everything done for them well into adulthood.
The boy's hands will become stronger and he will be able to cope with any obstacle!
That father is the definition of a real man.
As a parson that uses a wheel chair in cases like that it's easier if he comes in backwards it's easier for the rear tires which are bigger to go over the door
@@dlsdls9934 Literally not the point of this video comment, that info does nothing for him...if anyone needs the advice its the kid...
BINGO
@@dlsdls9934wrong video buddy
This is so inspirational. Perseverance, got to love it!!!!! Life lesson about more than getting into the house!
Love dad’s reaction!!! Brought tears to my eyes…… ❤️
I am crying too
@@adrianarnold1239 *I am crying too, imagine how easy it is to change a door frame, but imagine not changing it for your handicapped son and making his life harder!*
@@adrianarnold1239 *I bet he cries too while depositing those disability checks into his own bank account! All while never helping his child only burdening him. But hey it's TikTok!*
Great just what we need, more negativity
@@mvpandrew93 wished u had better parents
I like how the dad was talking to him like it's a challenge not a disability.
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It IS a challenge. Because nothing is impossible. It's not a disability, it's just a challenge.
@@Aarav.Bstole my reply 😅
It's both, as should be seen as both, it makes one unable to make some things, and much harder to make others, but one should not pry away from difficulty.
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Aww, man! This made me cry. I love the dad cheerleading his baby to not give up. Then his baby pointing upward...So beautiful. His little laugh after his accomplishment made me chuckle too. You see and hear the love between father and son🥰. Dad is teaching his son to be independent which is such a pivotal lesson. Man, I love this 🥰🥲
It wasn’t just his dad. That’s how proud we all are of him. First step of many.
Amen!!
Yesssssssss!!! ❤
❤❤❤
I love how the kid laughs at the end at the dad. He loves his dad so much. And obviously the father loves his son. That was beautiful.
A great way to relax the moment of everything and bring it home. I agree ☝🏾🫶🏾
Seeing the emotions of the dad got me crying. Being there for your children in hard times is a big part of being a great Father. The motivation and inspiration this dad gives his son is phenomenal in my opinion.
Yes, His laugh was definitely everything
I love how the son worked hard to make his father happy, and when he did, how he reacted to his father's happiness. 😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣😭🎉🎉🎉🎉
ThE DEFINITION OF A REAL MAN! Teaching and encouraging his son.
That's the kind of dad every child needs. Encouragement is everything......
Yes
This is why Dads are so important!! Way to go Dad!!
Yea the type that isn't smart enough to tell him to go through the doorway backwards? Yea everybody needs that
What a GREAT DAD,,, WISH I HAD HIM
This is why fathers are needed. There's a reason why fatherless homes have all kinds of problems.
That's why the kid chose him for a dad...he knew he would get tremendous
Love and support.
You go, Dad....
With a dad like this, that kid is going to be unstoppable.
Stairs have entered the chat....
@@TylerBattles12 …your going to hell…
@@TylerBattles12 big oof 😂😂
Actually, stick a broom in the wheels and hes pretty stopable
@@HelloUser453 True, but then you'd better not try it if Dad is nearby.
When you hear a child laugh like that, you know you’re doing something right. Shoutout to that father. God is great.
Amen 🙏
If your god was so great, this kid wouldn't be disabled from birth. Come on now, let's give the credit to the parents for being great parents. Dad is great.
@@Sosozanyway God gives us challenges and hard ships so we can grow to be better people. And nobody is taking anything away from the dad by saying God is good, clearly the dad is doing a great job
@@Sosozanyway God allows things to happen for a reason everything that happens is for a reason, God loves you bless you.
@@Heartz4des.. so your god is a psychopath. Gotcha.
This dad is teaching his disabled son the lessons that parents are afraid to teach our non-disabled children. Hard work and perseverance, without coddling.
WOW... WOW. WOW... PEACE AND BLESSINGS 🙏🙏
HAND'S DOWN 💯💯
Fully agree 💯👍
TRUTH.
May I ask your definition of coddling? Not trying to be argumentative, genuinely asking.
This boy will GO far, Thanks to Dad!
His father got so excited that he tripped fell down and lost one shoe got up and high-fived his son. Mothers are important but so are fathers.
All parent/guardian figures are important.
Mom's, dad's, adopted parents, foster parents, step parents, legal guardians.. Literally all of them. They all have one thing in common, and it's that they are meant to protect, raise, and guide children. Which they may not all do the same way, but they all have the same goal (hopefully).
We know. We watched the video too.
Why can’t I see more videos like this. Real American Dads. Real American Kids still doing incredible things.
@@itsnotthatdeep6657 unfortunately based on the studies father's being in the home is in decline and it is having devastating effects. Grandparents raising children is also statistically been shown to cause some struggles with children too. The ideal situation is having both mom and dad together to raise their children. But you are correct, having a loving and stable home with caregivers is the ultimate goal when there isn't a mom and dad who can do it. But father's are very important whether we want to acknowledge it or not. My kids father is here to push my children to be tough and to handle adversity in life. I am here to kiss their boo-boos and hold them when they cry. The duality of how we approach parenting gives our children a balance that I know I would struggle with alone. My nature is different than his and we both have our strengths. ❤️
@@taliat1971 Yep, mine was missing. So i had no role model and becoming a man was difficult. Got into drugs and stuff for about 8 years... nearly lost my mind ect. but now I'm good. Clean since 4 years and recovered and always was a decent person thanks to my mother. But the effects of a missing father... like you said - devastating.
But at least, i know what abyss can lay beneath the surface of life, and if i have kids one day, i will never do the same mistake like he did
Dad just taught his son a great life lesson. Never give up on accomplishing the things you want to achieve in life
He doesn't use a wheelchair, how would he know what advice to give?
@@duhmoan bc it’s his child
@@duhmoan stfu🙄🙄🙄🙄
@Duh Moan wheelchair recipients and / or their parents are instructed on the use of the chair when it is delivered. However, it does not take a rocket scientist to figure out how it works. BOT
@@stephongrowingup6073 that doesn't make sense.🤔
Thanks for making a 52yr old man cry little man, that was amazing!! With a dad like that your not ever gonna fail in life
Never.
❤I’m 50 years crying right now 😊
Greatest dad in the world. Beautiful!!!
It’s refreshing to see a man stand by his kids no matter the circumstances and motivate them to push forward.
@@SalinasPRcom excuse me. What part of my statement showed negative? Let's stop the blame game and applauded this man for hanging in there for his child. Let’s uplift this family with positive.
Right! Bc not every child has that.
@@Louisianawhipsyour whole statement was sus. It's refreshing to you to see a man stand by his kid. Meaning all the men in your life ain't there or something like wtf or men in general ain't there or black men ain't there what every trope your projecting is complete nonsense and for the bird. Change your life. Choices dude
@@blackloki9 atleast you know what you guys are capable of, probably why your this triggered🙂
It's not refreshing it happens alot more than your comment makes it sound like
As a disabled woman I really love how this father encourages his son to keep pushing himself. It’s a tough world to navigate but this kid is going to do well when he’s grown and living on his own. Great job dad. It really shows how much you love your son and believe in him.
God bless you I respect how disabled people really try to their best in life to be independent your strength and attitude is amazing I wish you the best of luck in life ❤
Fathers, please note how important you are to your child’s growth. Be there for them, they’ll ALWAYS need you.
Wish my dad was like that said I was fat and my face looked like shit and it pained him to look at it😢
@@ilovelabs1102I love you
@@meatspin.I love you
@@ilovelabs1102 i love u❤
Thank yall love yall too❤️❤️❤️
What an absolutely fabulous cheerleader!!! This little boy can do ANYTHING he sets his mind to. Fantastic FATHER!!! BIG PROPS for Dad!!!
His dad was teaching him the greatest life lesson of all time. Teaching him to never give up.
Yes and if society is based on genetics like this we dont have anything to give up. Woke go broke!
What sucks about building these beautiful relationships is that parents get old and one day pass away and it will be the saddest feeling in the world.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 School.
@@miamijefe7793 yup!
I want to give props to all of the amazing dads in the world.
Dad's excitement almost landed him in a wheelchair. This is absolutely amazing
Fr i was rolling on the floor when he fell I was about to end up in a wheelchair too😂😂
Lmfao
What a dad amongst DADS! God bless them all! 👌💜🙏💯
Any guy can get a woman pregnant, takes a real man to be a father.
Gotta real man right there!
I'd gladly build them a free ramp. I'm pretty sure if this man gave us the height of that threshold we'd pump out a ramp during lunch break with scrap wood. We build custom doors a leays scrap and every tool needed
@@jeffsorrows that would be great for him but I'm also glad that he's learning that because he's going to need to know how to do that to go to friends houses and things like that, I hope his condition ain't too serious that he could one day they get out of that wheelchair
@@louie45 of course its a great skill to learn, like practicing going up hills. Though sometimes its nice to have things made simple and easy at home, but sadly looking at how small his legs were I don't think that outcome will happen, but you never know. Have to send out that positivity into the universe.
@@jeffsorrows
Out of all the comments yours means the most in my opinion. Thanks to people like you, kids might just have a chance in life
This is why women need to make better decisions of who to open her legs to. Good men are hard to find as well as good women.
This dad brought tears to my eyes. What a fuckin dude. Little man's got a reeeaaaal one there..... ❤
Real talk!
As a wheelchair user who grew up using a manual chair. That shit takes PURE strength especially at a young age!
Dad didn't want him to rock it, but rocking it was kind of the key.
@@harrymills2770 no dad wanted him to push. Wont ever be able to do it just by rocking. Need that extra pushes too. He needed to know that pushing will be key. Plus the father never said no rocking. He just told him pushing was a valuable asset.
My gf is on a wheelchair. If that was my house, that giant ass door gap step thing would be gone
@@Fidozo15 not everyone can remove it. Its part of the doorframe and removing it can be dangerous and create a dead spot where its easier and more likely to fall through the floor.
I'm able-bodied, but got to try using my uncle's chair to see what he deals with on an average day - ramps are insanely tough to get up without rolling backward, doors with self-closing hardware and no auto push buttons are a nightmare, and surfaces with loose materials like gravel and potholes are like trying to row through a desert! I now work in accessible architecture design, and we look to improve on building standards to reduce and eliminate obstacles for all people. All these things we take for granted being gifted with a full range of motion and nothing like hearing, vision, or other sensory conditions can make environments pretty hostile to those living with them. You really do have to be strong in order to navigate the world. I commend you for having the upper body strength to operate a manual chair - not everyone can!
Great job little man! What a wonderful dad!💕🐞
His smile at the end is everything. Nothing feels better than knowing you faced an obstacle and overcame. Way to go kiddo!!! 💪🏾🙏🏽
Little man’s deep belly chuckle when dad fell over with excitement and pride, it’s just too wholesome 🥹
God that boy needs a father like that. He’ll do fine.
We all 😂need a father like that 👌
W dad
it sure is one smart monkey
@@Senpaik 🍆
@@Senpaik no one tell this guy how ugly he is for spewing hate. He already knows what he is. He’s just looking for attention. No need to comment on it further. I hope he lives and we all live a long happy life.
DADS ARE THE BEST!! This Dad is giving his son what he needs to live his life long after mom and dad are gone from this world. The love, care and encouragement this man gave to his boy is so needed in this world! YAY!! So proud of this little man!! Keep pressing in sweetie!!
That kid may be in a wheelchair but his father is motivating him to be strong and independent
Thank you for the explanation
This is what being a dad is all about! You are a hell of a man, dude, and let’s not forget that you have a hell of a son!
I have a special needs son and I feel that he is here to touch people's lives because he is such a happy boy
@@cathyk5796 Tears in my eyes….you must be someone special to be given a kid like that.👊🏽
I’m not crying, you’re crying.
Dad of the year, folks. Dad of the fucking year.
Did you have to use an expletive to describe such a beautiful moment. 🥺
Say as you chose great fucking word
All dads are dad of the year (for the most part)
Definitely over here crying
I’m definitely crying
That is amazing. That little boy is braver than a grown up. Well done young man. I love the Dad's reaction.
Kid is gonna grow up to be one helluva resilient man.
True, he's already got grit in spades 👏💪🏽
Lil Man, looked up to God, didn't give up and Dad 's Joy was Over the Moon! Amazing! Thanks Dad, you motivated us all!
I love Jesus Christ and Jehovah sooo much
@@Iluvtoca Dude upstairs crippled this kid. He do be doing a lil bit of trolling
@@Iluvtoca me too :)
@@-Scrapper- remember the Evil one. God doesn’t bring burdens to anyone
@@amyoprea7923 God let it happen. The dude killed the whole human race several times I don't think he cares about one kid
Is anybody else crying and pushing for the little man!?! Dad will make sure he accomplish all the he tries
I cried for sure
Me tooo
I cried too
It was a great feeling for the dad and his son
o my god i was screaming at my phone looking crazy you can dooo it 😂😂😂😂❤
I love the dad's encouragement and support! The little boy is so resistant! I love it!😊❤
I'm so happy to see parents not letting their child use their disability as an excuse. This young man is going to go far.
As a person who is disabled I love this ❤ shout to tha father
As a mother with a son in a wheelchair a piece of plywood does amazing things with small steps
Without the dads help that little boy knew he’d need a miracle
Agreed! Too many adults who aren't even disabled are full of excuses, be it poverty, family life. This is amazing
The dads reaction was wholesome ❤
Oh I LOVE IT ❤️
💪🦾💪🦾🙏🙏
This is fake af
Ikr, the way he stamps his feet in excitement is adorable
A normal dad will just help his son, but a super dad will teach their son
💯 any dad could of just pushed him inside!
Well said homie
I think most dads are super dads when necessary
I would of built him a little ramp to aid him. I'm going to he'll. Lol..wow 😂
Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime
Absolutely beautiful.
Just look at Dad expression so much joy. And the kid he knew then where his help comes from. When he look up and no doubt in his little mind said, I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Praise God' Hallelujah ♥️♥️🙏🙏💯👍
This is what a parent should do. Encourage them to do the right things, but not doing it for them. Helping them to be independent bit by bit.
💖💖💖💖💖
If every child had a dad like that this world would be a completely different place
Would it though?
@@Mac7504-OG that’s pretty much common sense. The fact you question if teaching your kids to conquer obstacles without bounds shows a lot about your character
@Elder Esquire I'm taking it down to a more granular level. I know friends and know many people who've had their fathers (or both) in their lives and still made terrible choices in their lives which has affected their lives and their families lives so while I don't entirely disagree there is some reservations about fully subscribing to your newsletter. Your making assumptions on my character is semi comical.
@@Mac7504-OG let’s dumb this down more for your special educational needs. 1/3 of children are in single parent households. 80% of that is woman 20 % is male. So statistically speaking.. yes the world would be better.
Your experiences do not make up the majority. You conflate your life experiences as majority. That’s where you look stupid using small circle experience as deep data. Take a seat and let that soak in
@@Mac7504-OGHaving a father doesn't mean you have a good father, same with having both parents. Just because they're present doesn't mean they're teaching you to grow in a healthy way
omg that’s so wholesome
Wtf for an instance I thought this comment was posted 6 years ago lol
It says your comment was made 6 years wtf 😂😂😂
@@sassi_del_piave we wrote that the same time 😂😂
W to the Dad 👑
To anyone confused:
read their name very, VERY carefully lol.
Awww! Great job, Buddy! I was crying good tears. I am a manual wheelchair user too. Keep it up. So proud of you.
His reaction was everything. The support and motivation he gives his kid. Amazing.
He MOTIVATED him, he didn't do it for him. And now he has the confidence to do it for himself every time.
A father’s support is so valuable to young boys. Why don’t we focus on things like that. It’s easier to raise healthy well balanced boys than to try and repair broken men.
It's just as important to daughters as it is sons.
@@katiehenry7 ma'am, this is about what men need. If you wanna talk about women issues, I'd suggest going to where they're the topic. Let the men have this, they need this more than you do.
This father is amazing. The little boy is lucky to have a father like this. This is what fathers are suppose to do for their children. Be there and support them. Great job.
So beautiful!!! Way to go little man!!! Thats some LOVE right there!!! Never give up!!! God bless y'all!!!!
This is why children need fathers in their lives
*good fathers …I know of a few screwed up 2 parent homes
this is the one reason huh?
mothers can motivate like this too. children without fathers aren't excluded from being praised and motivated.
@@fcukyou2_ if you don't understand the value of fatherhood then you're a failure. I pity you.
That's fuckin amazing. Your a great pop
Respect to that father!
A man his child WILL NOT forget, a speech he WILL NOT forget, an achievement he will NOT FORGET.
@OwO Okay.
🎚️🎚️🎚️
No child should forget their Dad, but yes unforgettable and a great Father
@@melissasmithmelissasmith5536 ❤❤
Father of the year . His excitement when his son did it Is priceless 😭💕
Dude that kid is tiny of course he would gave difficulty going up a small incline along with a slightly elevated entrance frame into the threshold. You could have ramped the threshold out a little and shows him how to get a little speed and momentum when approaching the door .
Maybe with age and a lil time the boy will gain some muscle than he’d make it no problem , but no no way come on dude.
She’s because your some fitness instructor with a disabled son that wanted a video that bosses your ego by showing people a motivational video .
Could have done a small disable kid ramp and than motivated the young guy, steadied of making him strain him self over and over just to make you proud and make you video. Poor kid .
No, not poor kid, like you say.
Because of his dad, family...this is the blessed kinda kid who is growing up into a well-equipped young man, who will be prepared for a world that does not care or cater to his specific needs, so he will get it done himself because his family prepared him the life he chooses to live-kinda kid.
In the real world, this boy will not always have a ramp or the help of his dad or family with him to help him navigate something that he is capable of learning to do for himself. If you think this is about the dad ego, your outta your mind and do not know what you're looking at and you have no idea what it means to be a responsible parent to a child, with or without a disability...It's no different. Would you carry a child thru a doorway if they could walk?? No. Why then would you do something different for a disabled child when he is capable of learning to do it for himself?? 🤔
You are creating soft people, victims, people who lack self-esteem, confidence and conviction and I genuinely wish you wouldn't.😊 I realize it's unintentional but that's the outcome you will get. I am not guessing at this. I know this.
This dad is building self-esteem, dignity, confidence, stamina, physical and emotional strength-- this boy will grow into a young man who will know that he can do for himself, who understands his worth and because of his father, he will knows he can accomplish whatever, whenever he puts his mind, body, heart and soul into...handicapped or not--it's no different. This is a gift from his dad and what your selling is harmful.
A small piece of proof...the pure joy and delight from both the boy and the dad when he succeeded. That's not ego, my friend. That's love!!
Have you heard the saying?? (I'm paraphrasing). ---Give a man a fish, feed him for the night. Teach a man to fish, feed him for life!
Even his shoe went off his feet coz the joy he felt 😭
Father of the year would make the house accessible without it being such effort
@@listey Bruh he just want to see her son achieve things by himself on his lifestyle plus it doesn't seem like the kid has that much age, maybe there's plans to make all the house accesible but there's still so much places not Accesible for Handicaped people in the US and all around the world
Don't slow down. Don't be scared. You can't stop pushing. Yes! I so needed to hear that!😅
Thank you so much dad - he’s going to accomplish so much more with that kind of encouragement
I gotta be honest, I don't understand why people comment " thank you dad" as if he did something for you. He did this for his son and it's about them.not you
@@nathanp8152 Bruh *PLEASE 🤦🏼♀️.
I mean, like, *REALLY??? 🤷🏼♀️
@@nathanp8152 because he is still a dad? Not saying thanks dad as if he’s the commenters dad, but saying “thank you dad” as in “thank you father of that child”
That’s how I interpreted it anyway
@@JasonsWeirdPizz That’s exactly the interpretation most people here have, so it’s right.
@@JasonsWeirdPizz I know he's not litterally saying it as if he's the dad. Lol it's just corny and cringey when someone comments that as if their approval is needed or validates anything.
I think parents actually breathe every breath with their children, without even realising it.
🙅🏾♂️🧢
Look at what the Lord can do
Only the good ones
Dadddddyyyy & son it's the best!!!
The dad’s reaction is priceless that’s a good father right there
❤️
Oh my heart 🩵🥹 The look on his face when he made it over the step of the door 😃👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤗 and Dad falling over with excitement ❤
Now every time he has to push some more he'll think of his dad. Motivation for life.
My first though exactly!! What a dad!
Couldn't agree more what a guy
Dad’s excitement is EVERYTHING to this little boy!
I watched this at least 15 times.. dad's reaction is everything ❤❤❤
Fr,such a good father ❤
I love this. This dad is the greatest with tears in my eyes
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That’s a real man and dad! Never stop encouraging him. ❤
As a dad of a special needs kid, I felt this deeply. Every day is a challenge; it is not easy. I love my son with my soul and am proud of every single success. I'm happy for you, thank you for sharing this video.
❤❤❤
you are an amazing father, you and your family deserve so much love.
Im a father of a 10 year old son, father to father let me commend you and tell you you are an awesome and strong dad. I will pray tonight for you and your son. Your son is so lucky to have a loving and understanding father like you.
That love for your child is amazing. All you want is to see your son make it through step by step and it is rewarding. Thumbs up 👍
Pops almost made himself a living sacrifice for the cause when he was cheering for his son. A true hero, nothing like the father and son bond. Perfect.
He helped him most of the time anyway.
@@duhmoan I was gonna say that it’s depressing how all you can see is the negative in something like this, but if I’m being honest I think it’s perfectly fitting that your life seems to be plagued by sadness and I hope it continues to go that direction
@@duhmoan okay and did your dad not hold onto your bike when you were first learning its called being a good father and being there for support or if anything goes wrong, my god is your life actually so depressing and so sad that you have to find the bad in something like this, bro you need to touch some grass and live a little.
@@ExoticallyCrafted savage but I agree with you. Fuck that guy ^^
@@ExoticallyCrafted it's something how people want praise for doing the bare minimum, & what they're *supposed* to be doing.🙄
This is why Fathers are needed
Period ❤
A mother can't support her kid like this?
@@Kami43644 absolutely not… kidding 😂
Facts!!
@@oolivegreen ????? Youve got to be kidding
He‘s motivation is not for only his son, but also all millions of people who is watching🔥
Dad teaching his son not to be a quitter. That was awesome.
This is why everyone needs a Dad
This is why everyone need a good dad or mom both with morals.
@@lenthomas4685No you need both, fuck outta here with your trivialising. A man and women are not the same, they each have different roles in life. Man and women learn unique things exclusive to their gender they are born with.
Well I think a lot of people can agree with me here but my father has damaged me so much. Every child needs someone who will guide, motivate, support and most importantly love them. It doesn’t matter if it’s a mum or dad, just someone who truly cares
My dad fucked me up 😂
@@lenthomas4685 Ik but i said Dad because well it’s a dad in the video but we need both regardless
We NEED 10,000,000 MORE DADS LIKE THIS!✌️
There already is, the left and the media would just like you to believe they don't exist.
Dad's motivate differently to mothers. The average mother would have helped him a long time before.
Male role models are soo important to a growing child.❤
@@nwest2342 NAME THEM....EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM!....NAME THEM!
@@tyardovdabulldht2340 🧌
@@nwest2342 beat me too mate not taking anything away from this father but there is plenty of good fathers out there
Maybe 130,000,000 just to cover the U. S.?
Thank you, GOD, for this amazing father teaching his little disabled baby in a wheelchair to roll into the difficult entrance to his home.
Love you sweetheart
YOU ARE SUPER, STRONG AND VERY CONFIDENT !!!
❤❤❤ 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I love how the kid wasn’t whining or being negative saying ‘I can’t’ or that he doesn’t want to keep doing it. This kid showed perseverance and wanted to make his daddy proud! Way to go buddy!!! ❤
anyone else crying happy tears. Dad, you awesome. Little guy, you're extraordinary.
Me
Looked like he’s a Stephen curry fan to me.
Yeah. DAMN I’m getting soft! 😅Just something in my eye😒
Yeah, me! Having 2 parents who couldn’t have cared less, I love these clips!
I live with people that have to manage like this everyday!! It’s a great accomplishment for them!! Just like walking, they get used to it and it’s an everyday event!! But Dad you got to be there just like he got his diploma!! Lucky!!!🎉😅😅😂❤
With a father like that, there is nothing that kid can't do.
Except walk
@@danceafterdeathfreecompany5028 Fag
@@danceafterdeathfreecompany5028 THIS IS INSANE NOOOOOOO 😭😭😭
@danceafterdeathfreecompany5028 I immediately thought the same thing after seeing the original post but didnt bother saying it. I mean, u're not wrong🤷♂️, but c'mon dude😅. Lool
@@zenitths 👀💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂
❤W Dad teaching his son valuable lesson of not giving up so inspirational love to see it.
This is the same dad who taught his son to throw a basketball shot!! He is a great and proud dad. Despite the hard times. God bless him and his family ❤keep moving forward!!
what is the name of there channel I will love to follow them this video brought tears to my eyes what I a grate Father
Way to go little buddy❤❤❤
Go on little man! With a dad like that you going all the way! 🎉
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@@DarkDomain0001 no
@@DarkDomain0001 ok I wont
DONT FALL BACK, PUSH, PUSH, YOU GOT THIS❤❤❤❤THIS IS MY CONFIRMATION!!!
GOD IS SO GREAT!!
The pep talk was good but the dads reaction to his son getting over the hump was crazy amazing. He was so proud he couldn’t even control himself. That’s a great dad right there.
That Dad truly has unconditional love for his child.
That kids gonna do great things because his dad doesn't show pity he shows integrity
had me rocking in my chair trying to help him, Good Job Little Man
I was too!
Dad's approval means everything to their children. ❤
Auuuuuuw what a heartwarming experience!!! The son's giggle made me cry. What an amazing dad. GOD BLESS
Aw that's a GOOD Dad 😊❤ never give up.
not !!! just create a small cemet slope...$ 5.--
@@jamrud3402 The son's life won't be easy. Despite improvements in accessibility, not everywhere will be accessible to his son and sometimes he will have to struggle. His dad is teaching him that he can do whatever he puts his mind to, and he doesn't have to accept limitations due to his disability. He's also teaching him perseverance.
The son did awesome! That door footplate isn’t easy to get over. Our son is in a wheelchair too. Good job dad!!
As a disabled person my who’s dad also taught myself to never give up and keep on moving, this warms my heart to see.
As a father of a child in a wheelchair I can only imagine how pumped and proud this father was of his boy
Props to all you good fathers.
WAY TO GO YOUNG MAN!!!!! I love the way his dad gave him the motivation to keep going!!! I love his dad’s reaction when he did do it!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎊!!!! God Bless You Both!!!!🎉❤😊🙏🙏
this is so amazing, true love for his child
They aren’t “OvErReAcTiNg” it was super wholesome and he does have true love for his son I’m really sorry for you. It seems like you have no heart.
@Know_57 get offline bro
@Know_57 I know where you live
@Know_57 don't you feel silly? Don't you feel stupid? Don't you feel a little ashamed?
@Know_57 hey man your e-kitten is done playing with Tyrone from across the street she needs her monthly discord nitro payment again
That's a good dad, he didn't just have him try, he kept pushing him because he wanted him to be able to take care of himself in this world!
That dad needa make his house handicap accesible
@@RaheelPervaiz123 it is and he's trying to teach him to keep going no matter what because not everywhere is handicapped accessible and there's not going to be someone around every time he needs help, he's teaching him self reliance.
He was telling the son to not fall back and the son didn’t know he was actually holding it so he wouldn’t fall back, that’s love
@@RaheelPervaiz123 No. My husband is paraplegic and he's never had ramps. The world isn't always accessible. He hops over every threshold it keeps him strong and feeling independent.
@@briankoontz8587 Exactly
That’s the definition of a real dad
DOPE GREAT JOB 🙏🏿💜🙏🏿
Amazing father. These young parents are awesome.
That's so heart warming , hope you more success in your life junior
Omg my whole body was tensing up there for a minute & then by the end I am crying!! This is one of the sweetest things I've ever seen. ❤❤❤❤❤
He will grow up, knowing that he can accomplish anything because his daddy will always have his back
This is fantastic. Little man NEVER gave up. His dad's excitement was great 💯😀😀🤗🤗