일본의 시도때도 없이 자는 아이 Japanese parents take to Twitter to share photos of the hilarious places their exhausted children fall asleep(VIDEO)
No bed? No problem! Japanese parents take to Twitter to share photos of the hilarious places their exhausted children fall asleep
- Parents are posting on Twitter with the hashtag 'my children out of charge'
- Sharing images of their kids dozing off in weird and wonderful places
- One fell asleep on a toilet seat, while one nodded off while eating dinner
쉬지 않고 자대는 아이때문에 부모는 체념의 마음으로 트위터에 딸의 모습을 올렸다.
밥 먹는 중이나 심지어 화장실에서도 쿨쿨 잠을 잔다.아이의 모습이 애처롭다.
전문가들은 4살 지나서는 최소 12시간 이상 자야한다고 지침을 주고 있다.
Japanese parents have taken to Twitter to share pictures of the random, cute, and often mind-boggling places their toddlers have fallen asleep.
Proving that children really do have the ability to doze off at the drop of a hat, the images see them taking a kip anywhere from on a carpeted floor to face-down on the kitchen table, with hilarious results.
The parents shared the photos using a hashtag that roughly translates to 'my children out of charge', or 'out of battery'.
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One tot fell asleep while grabbing onto a nearby table, left, while another nodded off in their pushchair, right
Not enjoying your dinner? One baby fell asleep mid-mouthful, with a trail of spaghetti leading onto the plate
It is unclear where the hashtag originated from, but after one parent posted a photo of their child kipping on the carpet surrounded by toys, over 500 tweets have been posted with people adding their hilarious submissions.
One girl is seen catching some much-needed shut-eye with her face in a bowl, while one tot has managed to sleep whilst lying on his tummy with his arms outstretched, grabbing onto a nearby table.
And it seems it all got a bit too much for one baby, who was apparently enjoying a stroll in the park with her parents when she dozed off in her pushchair.
One adorable photo even sees a tot taking a slumber mid-mouthful, with a half-chewed trail of spaghetti spilling out of their mouth - a photo that gained 135 likes - while another toddler miraculously appears to have fallen asleep on the toilet.
Surely that's not comfortable? Weird places to nod off include a toilet seat, left, and a supermarket trolley, right
Taking the planking trend to new heights: One boy fell asleep suspended between the sofa and the table
Who needs a bed? These babies happily dozed off on the floor, left, and even on paving stones, right
Solidarity: One tot fell asleep hand-in-hand with a man, possibly his father, in this sweet photo posted on Twitter
HOW MUCH SLEEP DO THEY NEED?
Another is seen dozing in a supermarket shopping trolley, while another has achieved the near-impossible feat of planking between a table and sofa while watching TV.
One tot fell asleep hand-in-hand with an adult, possibly his dad, while plenty more found themselves face-down on the floor - inside and outside.
A particularly sleepy baby fell asleep in a baby carrier, while one fell asleep with her head hanging out of the open car door. Luckily, she was strapped in with her seatbelt.
Toddlers need roughly between 11 and 14 hours' sleep per day, according to guidelines.
Zzzz: These tots were so exhausted they managed to nod off in a baby carrier, left, and the back of a car, right
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