Cracking

[Hazi-Hammenuhoth]

Where toddlers are concerned, we don't want to be treading on eggshells, do we?

https://news.sky.com/story/parents-warned-after-cracking-eggs-on-toddlers-heads-in-tiktok-trend-12945794

[barry1010]

There are some idiotic people in the world

[naomi24]

Some people shouldn't have children.

[pastafreak]

It's like publicly humiliating your own child. So wrong.

[douglas9401]

There's always a scramble to be up with the latest online nonsense.

Paediatric consultants seem to be a touch boggle-eyed as well though.

Is it because so many Americaans are soft in the head?

[andy-hughes]

To me, and I know I am not the 'Tik Tok' generation - there is only one thing weirder than cracking an egg on your child's head and filming it for the Internet, and that's logging on to watch film of someone else doing it.

Increasingly as I get older, I have to accept that things going on in the world are absolutely not for my involvement, or understanding.