Gordon Ramsay is being slammed for putting his baby son in "danger" in Instagram video

We all know the internet loves to mummy-shame ... but now it seems dads are in the firing line too.

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and his wife, Tana, recently shared a video to social media of them enjoying a well-earned break in Cornwall with their fifth baby, Oscar.

In the video the 'Hell's Kitchen' star - who is also a father to Matilda, 17, twins Jack and Holly, 19, and Megan, 21 - can be seen walking over some floating logs while carrying young tot on his shoulders.

Despite little Oscar looking totally unfazed, fans took to the comment section to vent their outrage at the 54-year-old chef for putting his son in danger.

"Could you imagine if you fell, the injuries your wee boy would've had," one person said.

Another agreed: "This gave me serious anxiety."

"Okay watching this gave me WAY too much anxiety. I was convinced the baby was going flying," a third chimed in.

Someone else wrote: "Hmmmm could have ended badly ... glad it didn't."

It has nearly been a year since Gordon and Tana, who have been married since 1996, welcomed their fifth child into the world.

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The fiery-tempered cook announced the exciting news on Instagram by posting a photo on Instagram alongside the caption: "After 3 BAFTAs and one Emmy ... finally we have won an Oscar. Please welcome Oscar James Ramsay, who touched down at 12.58 today for some lunch Xxx."

The couple's baby joy came three years after they suffered a devastating miscarriage in June 2016.

Their unborn baby boy, who they named Rocky, tragically died five months into their pregnancy.

Taking to social media at the time, Gordon wrote: "Hi guys, Tana and I want to thank you so much for your support over the past couple of weeks."

"We had a devastating weekend as Tana has sadly miscarried our son at five months. We're together healing as a family, but we want to thank everyone again for all your amazing support and well wishes."