Mazzy and Harlow have had their share of sibling hugs and most of the time, the love is mutual. But sometimes, Mazzy squeezes too tight or Harlow gets too close and it all gets ugly, in the most adorably well-intentioned way possible.
I’ve shown you examples of big brothers and sisters who were less than thrilled by their little siblings. But today, in honor of Valentine’s Day, I thought it made sense to honor the big brothers and sisters who love their siblings dearly. In fact, their love is so strong, it might be too much to handle. Yes, I could have gone with super special sibling bonding moments, but unrequited love is much much funnier.
32 examples of unrequited hugs among siblings:
1) The choke hold
2) The death grip
3) The Smoosh
4) The Smothering
5) The nerve pinch
6) The nude attack
7) The double choke
8) The silencer
9) The lick
10) The HOOK
11) The cheek poke
12) The chin clasp
13) The hair pull
14) The smooch
16) The face lock
18) The Cheek Pinch
19) The CLINCH
18) The arm rest
19) The HUMAN sheild
20) The face block
21) The tap out
22) The strangle
23) The Accidental Tickle
24) The Guillotine
25) The face press
26) The Kindness Killer
27) The Repeat Offender
28) The grin and bear it
29) The cross check
30) The decapitator
31) the waist cincher
32) The Takedown
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I spy my girls in #22!!!wooo!!
Hahaha……so funny! To bad my little cuddlers didn’t make the list….but these are quite cute too!
Oh my gosh, these were amazing. I loved them all.
My son has just now started fighting back with his own intense tackle hugs to his big sister. SWEET REVENGE!
Isn’t hilarious how with your first baby you don’t exhale until a toddler has fully passed by and have to coach yourself to let other children hold your small person, but with your second you let their sibling literally smother them with “love”? And leave the baby to fend for itself so you can capture it on your camera!
These are fantastic! I love it when the little one is looking to Mom/Dad like “How could you let this happen!?”
While the middle child, I was the tallest enabling me to smother all my siblings with my condor like wing span.