About a year ago we published in Babies and more a video in which a two-year-old Chinese boy smoked a cigarette before the widespread revelry of the creature's father and his friends.
We all think of the father's unconsciousness, capable of letting his son smoke a cigarette and, when he thought (I) that worse could not be done, I find out that YouTube's video runs a child, also two years old, who not only smokes a cigar to make fun, but smokes 40 cigarettes a day.
The boy's name is Ardi Rizal and his father, in a kind of cognitive enlightenment, decided, when the boy was 18 months old, to give him a cigarette to try. It seems that the child was so funny about the subject, with the humito that comes out and everything, that decided to be an active smoker.
The vice of the child is such that when they try to remove a cigar he gets angry, shouts and bangs his head against the wall (usual reactions of a 2-year-old boy).
Although the videos of this child are running online generating hundreds of criticisms, parents say they see nothing wrong with it, because Ardi weighs 40 kilos and looks like a very healthy child.
The authorities of Musi Banyuasin, in Indonesia, have proposed to parents to give them a car if they get their child to quit smoking.
