It's funny + efficient.

Like what?

I am a mom, but used to sometimes carry my oldest by her feet, in one hand, squirming like a fish, when she had a fit somewhere out in the world when she was toddler age. The change of perspective seemed to help. That kid also ended up being an acrobat.

My brother always held babies so awkwardly, even his own, it was funny.

Just building up the kid's imagination by helping him "fly."

As a dad of a newborn, they are not really that fragile. When changing their diapers I just use one hand to hold one leg to lift up. I asked a doctor about this, and he said it's no problem She does not care, she has a fun time with me switching diapers. Can't do it when shes older though.

Just protect their necks and head, besides that they are robust.

Meanwhile, a wolf or cat does this and it's "natural."

I wish someone could carry ME around like this.

It's like an animal carrying their cubs.

Kids put parents in boxes. Kid in picture probably giggles like crazy when dad does this. If a kid wants to ride her little tykes bike down her little tykes slide, she’s much more likely to try it first with one parent over the other.

The kid is flying through the house like Superman and looks so blasé about the situation

What's up with the door? Ah, generated I guess...

Are dads like this even?

We used to call it the baby briefcase!

I laughed too loud.

I mean, that's more Uncle energy to be honest....

Is this AI? I hope not :(