Swinging Mom's Butt Takes Out Little Boy At The Park

Public parks are fun places to take your kids and enjoy some parent and child bonding time. At the same time though, they seem purpose made to create trips, falls and fails among adults and children alike. The mom and son in this video are playing on a swing set at their local park. This one features a mom on the swing set with her little son trying to push her and somewhat failing to do so.

Later as his mom tells him to get closer so that he can give her a push, her butt hits him in the face knocking the boy over. All very funny. But we were curious about public parks so we looked it up. Over the centuries various cities globally have featured nature areas that certain people, usually nobility, could tour for their own pleasure. But what about in the United States where AFV is based out of? Parks in the United States started in the late 1900s as tracts of land that cities purchase to create “pleasure grounds” for city residents to relax.

These kinds of parks include Central Park in New York, Lincoln Park in Chicago and Mission Bay in San Diego. Smaller neighborhood parks with playground equipment, green space and ball fields didn’t start appearing until the 1950s. In cities, as land prices rose and rent became too high pocket parks started getting built. These were small lots, usually a from one building where nature is cultivated and provides a somewhat natural space for urban residents to relax. Today, many new parks being designed as semi-wild wherein the nature isn’t cultivated like at a traditional playground park.