Not sure how to parent?Singapore Archives A new dad from New Zealand has you sorted.
In a YouTube series called How to Dad, Jordan Watson is helping provide a shortcut to a smooth parenting life, giving you lessons on how to do all the important things in a matter of minutes.
SEE ALSO: 16 dads who totally have this parenting thing downWatson originally went viral with his video "How To Hold A Baby" in June last year, but he's recently released videos teaching mums and dads how to get their infant to do some damn housework.
Yep, you can now try and get your baby to clean the house instead of letting them laze around all day watching Peppa Pig -- or get them to fetch a beer so you can laze around all day watching Peppa Pig.
There are also hilarious videos on how to get yourself a dad bod, how to change nappies, plus how to teach your baby how to dance so they "don't start twerking when they're older."
It's parenting, without the existential pain. Also, before you call child services, it's a comedy series.
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