Egg Cracking Prank--Yay or Nay? | #youtubeshorts | #baking

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[suegendron]

It's hurts to see little kids surprised and confused that their parents hurt them, and start crying. If older kids turned around and did it to the parent, I wouldn't blame them.

[buttercup]

Nay. It shows young kids it’s ok to hurt others.

[janebellperry]

I feel like it’s okay with like teenagers or maybe your partner but most people do it with young kids which I feel like is not okay, little kids are very impressionable and you will give them the idea that hitting is okay and funny.

[JB]

I don’t get how it’s funny at all. It looks painful and I saw an influencer do it- her toddler cried and everyone was upset. She took that video down quick. Another reason not to do it-
Whose going to clean that mess up?

[bekahnavarro]

I hate this prank so much. It's mean, especially when the kids are young.

[adventuresinyum]

I don’t have kids, but I would never do that to them. They go from excited about learning in the kitchen to a look of shock and hurt. It’s especially bad when the adult laughs right in their little face about it 🥺 They should be able to trust their parent or guardian, not be afraid. I definitely prefer the reverse of this trend where the adult cracks the egg on their own head which makes the kid laugh.

[SweetHeart-life]

No from me. Got two toddlers and I don t want them to lose any trust in me. Maybe if they were 12 or older.

[Michelle-Gxjq]

Haven't heard of the egg challenge. Those cake pops are just the cutest🙃

[littlelady]

My grandson is 4 almost 5. He helps me with everything in the kitchen.
He loves it. He also loves joking around and playing, in that manner he is a lot like my son. So it's awesome.
He is also high functioning autistic, and if I was to do this, as a joke, and he thought it was funny, he would be throwing eggs at everyone!
And if he didn't find it funny, he wouldn't want to help in the kitchen anymore, so I think we will skip this one

[hana]

I have not heard of this challenge before, Your Cake Pops look super delicious and amazing as always, thank you so much for sharing your Amazing Story Ashleigh. 😃

[cclaussen]

Big big nay on that “prank”. It’s straight up mean!

[toniblackmore]

Nay! If you’re filming something a kid might be embarrassed or humiliated by, or which might invite bullying, know that it’s not comedy. If you’re filming someone capable of consenting to others seeing it, each to their own. I guess.

[josmith]

Nay. A good prank ends with the target of the prank laughing. That doesn’t seem to be what’s happening in these egg videos - the kids are actually upset, and it ends up feeling pretty mean-spirited.

[noziashahapor]

The egg challenge is more of how to traumatize your kid in a innovative way thing....
There is this lady who asked her son to crack egg on her and the baby said I will not hurt you mommy.
Definitely the lady did not do the prank and it turned into very emotional moment.
So nay for me. 🙂

[BabyCobra]

IF the family is used to pranking each other in a lighthearted d way than I can see the egg challenge being okay (definitely with older kids). The parents who do this to young children are terrible. Some of the kids are just too young to understand what happened and builds distrust.

[jennydurbin]

The egg thing is mean. But I love your Franken-pops. So cute!

[manjuu]

I will hate it if someone does that to me. So for me is a No, if I don’t want to be a victim in this case I wouldn’t make others so 👀

[Beezer.D.B.]

I do not care for pranks pulled on pets or children. Just seems weird and a bit cruel, considering the unbalanced level of understanding.

[faeriesandrainbows]

Sounds like an awful trend. But these cake pops are stinkin' adorable!

[simplesmoothies]

No way, I think it’s cruel and teaching them behaviour like this is okay if there parents filming it for a prank they won’t see it like that they will see it as they got hit by an egg showing them this at such a young age they might start hitting kids or other people as there parents have shown them that’s okay and it’s online forever which they may be embarrassed over, and young children are more likely to get salmonella
(Now I’m vegan but I always here people complaining about the price of eggs so guessing there more expensive like that’s such a waste of money and eggs)