Twitter had the best response to Piers Morgan's issue with dads using baby carriers

Everyone knows that taking care of babies has historically been considered a female's job—our society was (and still kinda is) pretty sexist. But in the last couple of decades, more and more dads have been full-on stepping up to parent their children. We can all agree that the dad who contributes to their family in ways beyond "bringing home the bacon" is the epitome of true manliness, right?

One person who wouldn't agree is former CNN host and current Twitter troll Piers Morgan. He took to the social media platform earlier this week to call out former James Bond actor Daniel Craig for using a baby carrier to carry around his child. Yup, apparently using a baby carrier is somehow "emasculating." Ugh. Take a look.

Luckily, Twitter was super ready to clap back at him for it by flooding his replies with cute pictures of dads carrying their children—because dads taking time to bond with their children is a good thing! Here are some of our favourites:

If it’s good enough for James Bond, it’s good enough for me. pic.twitter.com/TIHku6urvl

— Will O'Neill (@wtoneill) October 16, 2018

Real men wear babies pic.twitter.com/Z06ZZSjeRk

— Chelsea Vives (@lifewith3boys__) October 16, 2018

Same sling, different kids, 2014 and 2018. For both kids it was a source of great comfort and safety for them. In each case, it helped them to sleep in those early days (and to give their mother a chance to sleep, too). It's a great way to share time with them. pic.twitter.com/g4fvL47dsE

— Jon Hall (@JonHall_) October 16, 2018

#007 we stand with you #FathersUnite @piersmorgan doesn't get it pic.twitter.com/UumowACsTY

— nick (@Nicks4thWall) October 16, 2018

Bond. Father-Son Bond. pic.twitter.com/VFFIq4rxXM

— Carl N. Hammarskjold (@CNHammarskjold) October 16, 2018

Seeing my husband carry our babies only makes him more of a man pic.twitter.com/Mc4QWUDFoT

— Big Tree's Wife (@BigTreesWife) October 16, 2018

Oh no! And when they have long hair and go grocery shopping and teach their kids compassion and how to be secure in who they are! Ugggggh so emasculating pic.twitter.com/TcqKiHKL2S

— Mandy Winbun (@MandolynnWinbun) October 16, 2018

My wife carried my son for 37 weeks. I proudly carried him around the block. #fatherhood #babywearingdad pic.twitter.com/8QSRhQ3vC0

— Matthew Peña (@matthewipena) October 16, 2018

Hot:) pic.twitter.com/1yeAJuSouw

— Paola c (@CPawelina) October 16, 2018

And the best one:

Thanks @jodyvance. I even did it in heels once and I seriously doubt @piersmorgan could produce a photo looking more manly. pic.twitter.com/dRWJWsPQNA

— Jeremy Lye (@JJLye980) October 16, 2018

Look at all those cute dads and their adorable babies!

Morgan went on to tweet about how dads should just carry their babies in their arms instead of using a carrier. What the? Has he never tried the wonder that is a baby carrier? You get to hold and be close to your baby, while also having your hands free to do other things.

There are so many reasons why Morgan is completely wrong, but rather than go into them at length, we'll let Avengers actor Chris Evans (a.k.a. Captain America) sum  it up, as he did very nicely with this tweet (and he's not even a dad himself yet!):

You really have to be so uncertain of your own masculinity to concern yourself with how another man carries his child. Any man who wastes time quantifying masculinity is terrified on the inside. https://t.co/9jsHZ3WKRnOctober 16, 2018

Bravo Chris! And to all the dads out there who are trying their best to parent their kids, keep up the good work! Who cares what one whiny dude on Twitter thinks, right?

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