Dad’s viral cheerleading videos with daughter show authentic parenting

A Texas father uses social media to demonstrate being a current father in the lives of his two children and creating moments of pleasure anywhere. Roland Pollard is a financial advisor and a content creator who discusses financial content, but mainly shows his life as a father, in particular by performing cheerleading stuff with his daughter, Jayden. “”

Pollard does not play slightly his role as father. Addressing Fox News Digital, he said: “Parenting is that you sacrifice all your desires and desires to raise a little human in adulthood, who did not ask to be on this earth. So I think that if you bring a child to this earth, you should give them everything you are able to give it. And it is no longer you.”

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It all started during the coronavirus pandemic, and Pollard decided to be creative.

“We had an incredible two and a half year old girl, so I started throwing her in the air. By teaching her what I would use to teach other girls at the Cheerleading gymnasium, then she made her appearance quickly. She loved it. And then after that, it just started to become viral,” said Pollard.

Pollard did not expect the videos so popular and initially shared online videos for friends and family.

The father of Texas shared that the authenticity of his videos demonstrating real moments between a father and his daughter is what captivated viewers, like the one who became viral when he consoled him after hitting his head on his shoulder for a blow.

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Pollard continued to share real interactions with his daughter. He said to Fox News Digital: “I am not only a guy who launches his daughter for views. There is a lot of training and there is a lot of love involved, but with love, there is good and evil. I have just shared the real interaction. It is not scripted, he is invited.”

“What I want them to see, the link between a father and a girl, because many people say that you cannot be a coach and dad, and there is a way to mix both. But you have to know your child, you must know the listener, and you must also have this link where you can speak in a way he will understand,” he said.

Pollard said he was currently returning his content.

“I am renowned for advancing what I want to show the world and offering more value in a different field, whether it is financial, whether entrepreneurship, coaching, paternity, whatever it is. But there is more for us, much more delay in slowing down.”

Jayden is a gymnast at level seven competitive in Plano, Texas and added Pollard, she “never applauded”.

“Being a father for me means waking up every day and not living for myself,” he told Fox News Digital.

Watch Pollard appear on “Fox & Friends” on Monday at 6:50 am.

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