Normal Dad vs Introvert Dad

What is a normal dad like vs an introverted dad when they have a toddler in the house?? (comedy sketch)

#introvert #relatable #dadlife

[rexraptor]

“He’s the most amazing excuse that I’ve ever had for getting out of going places and doing stuff.” Is the best part 🤣🤣

[MrRobot-jbtI]

Introverted dads may not be the loudest but from what I’ve seen in my friends’ dads who were introverts, they are always strong pillars of support and create a peaceful environment at home. They do build a stronghold of love and understanding for their families.

[ianaxel]

Frank is narrating his experience as an introverted father, how cool

[cellgrrl]

Introvert Moms be like "locking themselves in the bathroom at regular intervals to get a little I-time".

[YeahRight]

I cant tell you how many times my dads gotten a phone call and he handed me it saying: "Here, you deal with it. Just tell him im busy."

[annemyashea]

A child wanting to be read the same book over & over is building their memory. Always acknowledge a child’s feelings before getting them to do something. “I know your upset right now but we need to go”

[NightCloudI]

I'm an introvert and as a child I would ask my grandma to read me one book I especially loved over and over and never got bored with it. Same goes with movies. It's true you can always find something you didn't notice before. 😊

[evangelinewilson]

Thanks Frank for continuing to bless us with videos. Hope lil FJ is healthy :D

[Alystra]

Wow, I was literally just thinking “Hmm I wonder when FJ’s gonna upload?” And boom.
Ty!

[RizetoPower]

“He’s the most amazing excuse that I’ve ever had for getting out of going places and doing stuff.”

I need to borrow a Toddler

[ASMRPlaylistQueen]

Nailed it! I love my introvert hubby’s sensitivity, humor, and true enjoyment just playing with our children for hours!😂❤

[StephanieJeanne]

I love these, Frank! Reading the book 3000 times and still finding things you missed? Yep, that's so true. Hilarious sketch! I hope Dad will be okay and not stress too much about the irreparable damage he's doing to the kid. 🙌

[DoofenSpyroDragon]

The “catching nuances in a book I’ve read a thousand times” 😂 as a fellow introvert (with no kids) I find this very relatable, as someone who also reads nothing but old books I’ve read a thousand times. 😁

[ArtistIntuiting]

''The crying, the mood swings, the accidental destruction of the house'' lol, really like the bit about catching new details in the book 😄 and ''so yeah, don't react'' 😂 also love that you added the part about worrying what impact you're having on them 😅 …''the boy'' 😄😊

[irienerd]

As an INTJ without kids, @1:25 is the conversation I have with myself about why I'm so fussy.

[melikekaraoguz]

Hehe this is literally me with little kids, even though I am female - but introverts are introverts I guess🤣🤣🤣

[WolfoxBR]

That book part is the one only true intuitive introverts get. Thanks, FJ!

[studio._.z]

I love my little siblings because they are perfect for getting out of situations I don't want to be in anymore

[medusagorgon]

Not a dad but I can definitely relate. When my kids were younger I used them shamelessly to get out of stuff. It was great! And I still check for 'foot traffic' days in advance for most places.😅

[jsabri]

This also applies to introverted moms. 'Playdate' and 'birthday party' are words that still give me chills even though my children are grown and gone.