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This Awesome Dad And His Baby Son Are The Best Thing To Happen To Vine

Nick Confalone is a TV/screenwriter who also happens to make some amazing Vines with his baby son.

Nick previously gained internet popularity for the video his father made of his family coming down the stairs for Christmas every year for 25 years.

Ever since Vine came around though, he's been making short videos of his son that range from simple moments to six-second narratives.

This Awesome Dad And His Baby Son Are The Best Thing To Happen To Vine

Nick Confalone is a TV/screenwriter who also happens to make some amazing Vines with his baby son.

Nick previously gained internet popularity for the video his father made of his family coming down the stairs for Christmas every year for 25 years.

Ever since Vine came around though, he's been making short videos of his son that range from simple moments to six-second narratives.

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