Millions of people around the world were left stunned when a video of Lena Fokina doing 'baby yoga' broke on the internet. The 51-year-old Russian was filmed spinning and flipping babies above her head and behind her back in such an outlandish fashion that several websites banned the footage for glorifying what to many would be considered child abuse. In fact, the moves were so shocking that most conceded they were being performed on a doll as no sane person would consider them acceptable. However, we tracked Lena down to a seminar called "Parenting the Deliberate Way" in Dahab, Egypt, where parents from across Europe were paying her to perform the same moves on their infants, some just a few months old. But Lena, who is a qualified PE teacher in her native Russia, insists the practice is totally safe and actually beneficial to children.

Quote from: Not Comms Officer on April 18, 2015, 06:38:19 PM

Eh, as long as there's no brain damage or any long-term damage, I don't really see a problem with that.

inb4hatetrain

As nuka says, this is a brilliant way to guarantee brain damage. Maybe not full on my favourite vegetable is my brother, but certainly some damage. Let alone the hell it must do to their little joints, spinning them by the arms/wrists is unbelievably stupid.