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Internet Sensation: Grumpy Newborn Baby Captures Hearts Online

Birth photography is a beautiful art form that captures the raw and real emotions of one of life’s most precious moments…

The father of five-year-old quadruplets stirred up debate on social networks with his unconventional parenting methods.

Jordan Driskell, 31, uses social media to highlight aspects of his hectic life with his wife Brianna, 34, and their five young children: Zoey, Dakota, Hollyn, Asher, and Gavin, who they welcomed after struggling with infertility.

Driskell shared a video of himself using a leash on his children to show how he runs errands with his little family. They were chained together as they walked down the street.

The father-of-five captioned the post: “When people judge me for using child restraints…” in response to those who objected to him using that particular piece of equipment.

Check out his post below:

However, several followers criticized Driskell in the comments section, accusing him of treating his children like dogs.

“These are human beings, not dogs!” said one surprised user. This is disgusting!” exclaimed one individual, while another, equally upset, simply stated, “Animals?

“I think the harnesses are a great idea, they only sell them for kids,” wrote a third user, “but maybe the song choice, the mention of dogs, and the fact that the kids don’t look happy are the problems.”

Meanwhile, many people have come to Driskell’s aid, praising his decision to keep his children on a leash for their own safety.

“This is very acceptable for MORE young CURIOUS children at this age,” said one individual. It only takes a split second. “Security is critical.”

“He is a responsible father and keeps his children safe,” said another user. We all know that every child is only hurt for a second, so give Dad a break. He should be congratulated.”

“They’re your kids,” someone else said. Who cares what these people think lol you are defending your child. You know your kids better than these internet trolls. My son was a runner who was reserved. My girls weren’t there, yet they held my hand. Different laws apply to different kids, lol.”

“You’re doing the right thing for a real man,” commented a fourth person. It is your responsibility to love them, care for them and keep them safe. Can you imagine them all rushing in opposite directions at the same time? Anyone who has a problem with that certainly hasn’t had many young children who are full of energy and love to run around like they’re stargazers in public.”

There are no laws in the United States that prohibit children from being on leashes, but one pediatrician spoke out against the practice, telling Good Housekeeping, “I hate to see children chained up like pets.”

“As a father of three, I am well aware of how quick, impulsive, and unpredictable children can be,” he said. But in terms of injury, I would be concerned about entanglement or suffocation.”

In a world full of uncertainty and challenges, birth photography offers a glimmer of hope and wonder. It reminds us of the beauty of life’s beginnings and the potential of endless possibilities that each new life brings. The grumpy expressions of Isabela Pereira de Jesus and Winter Josephine touched the hearts of millions and served as a reminder that even in moments of apparent displeasure, there is a sweetness and innocence that warms our souls and fills our hearts with love.

As we celebrate these adorable little ones and their grumpy faces, let’s also celebrate the miracle of life and the joy that comes with each new birth. Birth photography allows us to witness the magic of birth and capture the real and raw emotions that make each birth a unique and precious moment in time. From the first cry to the first smile, these photos capture the beauty of new life and remind us all of the awe and wonder that surrounds the arrival of a baby into the world.

Do you think this parent is right or wrong to use a leash with their five children?

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