His name is Ryan Reynolds and is an actor, known for films like Green Lantern, and named sexiest man of 2010 by People magazine. Three days ago, on the occasion of the celebration of Father's Day, he decided to show the world a tender image of himself carrying his baby.
What was not going to be more than an anecdote of "look at me with my baby" has ended up being much more, and that is that Reynolds is going around the world (I at least do not stop seeing him on social networks) for a detail that you don't see if you don't notice: the baby's feet, in a horrible posture. So horrible, it makes clear the importance of looking at the instructions of the baby carrier before using it.
Which of the two are more uncomfortable?
One of the questions, after the one of "And how has the baby not dropped yet?", Is what we all ask ourselves when we see the image: Which of the two is more uncomfortable? Because the baby is fatal, stiff, with the feet hanging down and the weight distributed I do not know where (when sitting the weight is distributed on the legs and the ass of the baby, but standing up, and without stepping on ...), but he cannot go much more comfortable, with the baby's legs in the belly and the feet practically in his noble parts. For a while, to pose, it's fine, but walking like this ... bothers me just by imagining it.
If the instructions are up to video
I am not sure which backpack you are wearing, but it seems obvious that it is one of the so-called "ergonomic backpacks", which receive that adjective because they get the baby to be well positioned, with the legs open, as in "M", and not hanging like the "backpacks." Below you can see what I mean:
The one on the right is ergonomic: the baby opens the legs to surround the carrier and the angle of separation from the body is much greater than on the left. The Reynolds problem? Than He tried to do the left with a backpack on the right.
What do I say, didn't the baby carrier carry instructions? Because if you did not wear them, a quick search on the internet makes you reach the video instructions of the ErgoBaby and the video and pdf instructions of the Manduca, two of the best known ergonomic backpacks.
