The implication of that

There's just something... creepily heartwarming about Finland offering a tiny knife to Baby Sweden.
It's like... Finnish men love babies, obviously (fudge those who don't -ed.), but just show it in a... hmmm, unusual fashion.

-Here, honey, it's all yours.
-Goddammit, Finland, don't offer my kid a knife.
-Hey, don't curse in front of the kids. Anyway, it's just payback for you fu... ssing my sister.
-Well, you... fussed my sister.
-PER!!!!... sephone. Persephone, the goddess. True, that.

I'm surprised that baby-Finland wasn't given a safety-knife. Normally Finland would be smart enough to know that babies shouldn't play with carving knives until they are at least 30 months old.

@CorruptUser We usually don't give them pointy ones to start with. They have a shaving sharp edge, just ni point. Look up marttiini condor junior if you want to see one example made in Finland.

So many things happening in the first pannel ^^
"Oh look, they're so feisty already! Proud future Vikings I'd say."
"Of course they are! They're our sons after all."
"Here, take this, you might need it, one never know with your neightbours..."
"Finland, my kid does not need a knife to protect himself, that's my job!"

Is baby Finland's stroller decorated with birch-bouquet and sauna stones? Oo
Of course Sweden would chose his funny horses.
I'm not even going to comment on Denmark idea of styled stroller.
I love Norway's dedication to his favourite food.

Yeah, watch the Taylor Swift video "The Man", and you'll get it: @1:51
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqAJLh9wuZ0

Sorry boys, it is exactly like this in the US in many cases. In the US it's women's work taking care of kids.

- just another childless catlady

Such a cute comic! I have a theory that those babies are how the Brother Nordics looked like when they're young.

I love how their babies are just miniature versions of themselves lol

American men do take care of their children it's just in American society people see them more as "Help" versus equal partners in raising children, Moms are seen as responsible parents, and dads are seen as fun parents, instead of being equally balanced and it seems like women are more respected to take care of the babies while men work

it's not true for all of the US it's just a stereotype

I'm positively surprised that baby Denmark doesn't have a bottle
But then again, baby Norway doesn't have a fish, so

@QaRajhCreations Look more closely at their strollers. 0

I fear for baby Finland.