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Dear god, don't worry OP! It was an accident and you both learned from it, don't worry! I'm sure you haven't scarred her! (:
Dude,she'll never trust her mom again, she just shoved her over the handle bars, idk why she pushed that hard...
Actually I was under the impression that it's a dad. It's impossible to tell though, other than 'hunches'. That sounds pretty bad though. The child wouldn't have gotten hurt if the parent (OP) hadn't pushed her wrong/too hard, so scarring her might be exactly what happened. She might never trust OP the same way again. :(
Good that way they both learn.
Well I can ride a bike with no handle bars!
wouldn't this be a better FML for the kid? I understand that OP feels bad, but I bet the kid felt worse
25 - no handlebars by flobot reference?
What you do is assure them that they may get some minor booboos and not to worry about them since it happens to everyone, so they can not be afraid.
Yeah, but it takes skill to scrape your chin on the front tire of the bike you just fell off of.
I don't think she's gona let you teach her again
Bicycle phobia maybe
Smart people push the bike and not the rider.
Never push a kid that can't ride a bike!
83 is probably right. You usually hold the bike for a little while and keep holding it while the kid is biking then without telling you let go and they keep biking without even knowing they did it on their own! That's how I learned, anyway :P But yeah, it was an accident! Not the best way of doing it, but OP sure did not mean to hurt their child!
Huh?
Don't worry Op. It's her first time trying to ride a bike without training wheels. Give her some time. But YDI for giving her a huge push like that. Way to go.
And this is where kids begin to lose confidence in their parents. Way to go op
Aww, it was an accident. I'm sure she wont hold it against the OP forever. At least I hope not..
Perhaps next time you should just give her a gentle nudge?..
Jeez man, did you push her like you'd push her on the swings?
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I don't think she's gona let you teach her again
Dear god, don't worry OP! It was an accident and you both learned from it, don't worry! I'm sure you haven't scarred her! (: