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ON TUESDAY MORNING, the anchors of Good Day Philadelphia began a segment on the State’s new children’s car seat law that’s being brought in this month.
To show the viewers at home how it would work, they threw to a live demonstration with a reporter, a mam, a big car… and one toddler.
Who turned out to be the unintentional star of the show
Wednesday 13 November, 2024
Wednesday 13 November, 2024
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A toddler threw a massive tantrum live on the news and it was just brilliant
ON TUESDAY MORNING, the anchors of Good Day Philadelphia began a segment on the State’s new children’s car seat law that’s being brought in this month.
To show the viewers at home how it would work, they threw to a live demonstration with a reporter, a mam, a big car… and one toddler.
Who turned out to be the unintentional star of the show
Reporter Mike knew what was coming with his opening line:
“We have the mini van here… and a child that’s about to throw a fit”
Little Noah wasn’t in a good mood.
They then tried to demonstrate how the new seats are supposed to work and the positioning of them.
But he refused to get in the car
Casually ripping bits off the van as he went along
Then came the leg kicks
Once they got him in there, he still wasn’t happy to be sitting
“Should he be upside down like he is right now?” the presenter queried
He was not playing ball with his mam one bit
And then at the end Noah had made it to the driver’s seat and in the happiest tone simply says:
“BYE!”
Delighted with himself.
His first – and probably last – appearance on the news was a massive success.
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