Dream - Many assume that the significant age gap between siblings makes their relationship not very close. This is because their playing phase is no longer the same, even though it is not always the case.

The older siblings who are much older sometimes really enjoy having a younger sibling who can actually be their entertainer. This also includes the possibility of having the smallest person to be ordered around.

As shown on the Instagram account @rakyandilantara. An older brother named Ichsan Sahrul likes to create daily content with his much younger siblings who have a significant age difference with him.

Ichsan has a younger sibling who is a toddler, where the age difference between them reaches 24 years, named Rakyan. This is because their father and mother got married young and now he has a younger sibling.

In the shared photos and videos, Rakyan revealed that he accompanied his mother to the doctor for a check-up when she was pregnant with his two younger siblings who were still small. He even accompanied his mother during childbirth and helped take care of his sibling.

As the oldest brother, Ichsan feels responsible for his younger siblings. He also loves to play with Rakyan, who is still a toddler, and even looks like a father and son.

In many videos and photos, Ichsan shares the fun of playing with his younger siblings. The age gap is not a barrier for Ichsan to enjoy moments with his sibling. Many netizens commented on Ichsan's sweet attitude because he is so attentive and diligent in taking care of his younger sibling.

"Learning from an early age makes you a father wkwkwk," responded @srimaliani0417. "Bro, if you walk with the youngest one, people will think you're bringing a child, right? ..that's my question \ud83d\ude2d\ud83d\ude2d," wrote @fruttynya_km.

"Keep it up AA, one day AA will take care of his own child \ud83d\ude02\ud83d\ude02," commented @sukardiaguspergmail.com. "Good job, bro, learning about parenting should be done before becoming a parent \ud83d\ude00, a preparation to become a parent," responded @senjaahujan.