Getting Bored? Watch The viral BBC Dad's Video To Burn Your Monday Blues

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, people are doing work from home. They are requested to stay inside the house for an indefinite period. And as you know work from home for many parents is not an easy job. Everyone's been on a video call or conference call and getting interrupted by toddlers is common, just like this an similar incident happened with a BBC reporter. A Political science professional, Robert Kelly, was giving his analysis on a live video call when his first kid, then the other, burst into his room.

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At First, Kelly tried to act normal, gently trying to send his daughter away from the video screen, when his other baby burst right in the room in his walker. Soon, his wife rushed into the room to handle the situation and take the babies out.

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However, the video of Robert soon went viral; it has garnered millions of views and has made Robert and his family famous overnight.

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BBC MOM. Basically how women handle things everyday.