Dad tucks two-year-old into bed still in car seat

A Louisiana father has social media users in stitches for his very funny — and completely unintentional — dad joke. 

Ashlie Nicole Williams, 24, from Baton Rouge, took to Twitter this week to share a photo of the amusing moment after she asked her 25-year-old partner Aaron Cade to put their two-year-old daughter London straight to bed. 

Aaron, though, interpreted her instructions a bit too literally — and tucked the little girl under the covers while she was still strapped into her car seat. 

Buckle up for bed! A photo of a two-year-old tucked into bed while still strapped into her car seat has gone viral

Not thinking: The little girl's mom Ashlie Nicole Williams, 24, from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, shared the image on Twitter after telling her partner Aaron Cade to put her straight to bed

Not thinking: The little girl’s mom Ashlie Nicole Williams, 24, from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, shared the image on Twitter after telling her partner Aaron Cade to put her straight to bed

Funny: Little London was fast asleep and 25-year-old Aaron didn't want to disturb her

Funny: Little London was fast asleep and 25-year-old Aaron didn’t want to disturb her

Ashlie was in their kitchen washing dishes when Aaron came home, carrying London inside in her car seat. The little girl was asleep, so Ashlie decided they should just let her be for a while.

‘I told him to just put her in the bed and I’d wake her and bathe her later,’ she told BuzzFeed.

He said OK and went upstairs, but when Ashlie finished washing the dishes and went to find London, she was in for a surprise.

London was in bed — but she was also still in her car seat. The sleeping toddler was still snoozing in her hoodie in the chair, which had been placed on top of the sheets. The covers were pulled up over the chair and her body.

Ashlie couldn’t resists sharing a picture of the moment on Twitter, where it’s already earned over 100,000 likes. 

Literal: He pulled the covers up over her but didn't take her out of the seat

Literal: He pulled the covers up over her but didn’t take her out of the seat

Cracking up: Ashlie thought it was funny, however Aaron didn't seem to understand that what he had done was odd

Cracking up: Ashlie thought it was funny, however Aaron didn’t seem to understand that what he had done was odd

‘Aaron came in the house with London asleep in her car seat and I told him to, “Just put her in the bed.” He did exactly that,’  she captioned the image.

Luckily the mom wasn’t exactly annoyed by Aaron’s odd choice; in fact, she found it hilarious.

‘I literally walked out of the room to laugh because I didn’t want to wake her up,’ she told BuzzFeed. ‘I turned the light out and left her there.’

When she asked Aaron about it, he met her with a ‘blank stare’ and apparently didn’t realize what he had done wrong. 

‘I couldn’t be mad because he did EXACTLY what I asked,’ she added.

Popular: The tweet had gone viral and earned plenty of responses

Popular: The tweet had gone viral and earned plenty of responses

Give him a break! Lots of men were defending Aaron's bedtime mistake

Give him a break! Lots of men were defending Aaron’s bedtime mistake

Many seemed to identify with the strange way Aaron interpreted his instructions

Many seemed to identify with the strange way Aaron interpreted his instructions

Same: Other shared similar stories of doing things with their kids without thinking

Same: Other shared similar stories of doing things with their kids without thinking

See? Several parents have put diapers on the outside of their kids' clothes

See? Several parents have put diapers on the outside of their kids’ clothes

Since the tweet has gone viral, other parents have shared their reactions, with quite a few men defending the dad.

‘I don’t think women understand how straightforward the male mind is,’ wrote one. 

‘He’s doing his best okay,’ said another, while a third wrote: ‘Man was just following instructions.’

I once put a diaper on my daughter AFTER I snapped her onesie together and couldn’t figure out why her mom was crying laughing,’ recalled another dad.

‘The dads that commented weren’t surprising at all,’ quipped mom Ashlie. ‘It’s like they hold meetings to learn things like this.’ 

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