This dad taught his son an important life lesson 💪

[agnelomendes]

The kid did it on his own and was happy about it, at the same time impressing his very supportive dad.

[brendahill]

The best part about this is the kid didn’t get angry because his dad didn’t come and rescue him. He rescued himself. Such a good attitude. He will go far.

[itaylori]

The pride in the dad's voice and the smile on the son's face is everything!

[joshuad]

“I could help you, but you would never know you could do it on your own”
I genuinely love this dad and so many of the things he says, what an amazing guy

[heavy]

This is a dad. He wasn't unnecessarily harsh in the life lesson, he was motivating and caring.

[kyli]

“Let me see you recover” what a great line for all parents to utilize.

[randylopez]

That smile is so real. The self confidence his father just installed in him will carry him his whole life.

[MSB-snmd]

What’s important is dad didn’t just say “Do it yourself!” And instead was encouraging him and saying he’s got this!

[kfc]

It’s almost enough to make a grown man cry

[Beanerdude]

Greatest dad ever he doesn’t baby him and pushed him just enough to have self confidence and teach him to help himself if he gets stuck outside by himself

[CG-xtyc]

He was more happy about his dads response than his achievement

[awesomekoga]

This dad just raised his son’s self esteem. He showed his son that he can do more than he thought he could. Great job of encouraging his son.

[TheRazzband]

the kid looked really happy when he figured out that his dad was right and he was actually more capable than he thought.

[gerritesch]

Every disabled child needs a father like this

[KnightSlasher]

The dad is amazing he is helping him son overcome his disability so he can become more independent in life, the kid has a bright future ahead knowing he has a dad looking out for him

[Vlarrion]

Anyone can be a dad. This man is a proud father.

[vickimcentire]

That's a great dad! God bless you❤

[lrrfromomicronpersei]

One thing I love about this is the dad didn’t “volunteer” his help. He observed his son doing it, he encouraged it but didn’t try to help in physical way. Sometimes you have to let your kids do things on their own no matter how much you want to help. Props to the dad and the son.

[gladsheep]

When people question what a father can do for his kids, this is what a father does best.

[davidsilvio]

THAT SMILE ON HIS FACE....HE JUST REALIZED HE CAN DO ANYTHING