A child who could not find his favorite channel uses a camera at the door to ask his father

A boy needed help finding his favorite TV show. So he used the Ring family's camera to get in touch with his father.

The adorable teenager, who lives in Michigan, is seen in surveillance footage asking for help from his father to locate the children's channel.

He was looked after by his mother, who was on the other side of the street at his neighbor's house.

A young boy (photo) used his family's ring camera to find his favorite TV channel

However, the boy wanted to go back home early to watch TV. According to Ring, the video was captured in November, but has recently resurfaced.

One hears the father talking through the camera while he was trying to explain the steps to his son.

We can also hear him laugh at his son's choice of communication.

"Okay, yeah, you just have to press the power button on the side of the TV. You know how to do it well.

The enterprising young man managed to connect with his working father. We see him here trying to catch sight of his father

& # 39; Yes, but I do not know which channel to use the children's channel. Oh, man, I think the children's channel is a chain, maybe 25. "

The little boy responds by saying, "I do not know what channel 25 looks like!"

The father started laughing. After a few kisses in the camera and a goodbye saying "I like you", the son then ventured into the house.

The boy bursts out laughing when his father reacts to the way he has contacted him.

Ring products are based on a simple principle and are used around the existing home Wi-Fi network to create security in the home of the user.

Ring products use the free Ring application, available for Apple and Android devices, to alert the user when someone is approaching a door or is in close proximity to them. A security camera.

Users can then view an HD video stream of the person and speak to them via two-way audio communication.

The free Ring application also allows you to control all the other functions of your Ring devices, such as projectors, sirens and video recording.