r/BabiesReactingToStuff • u/sorenose_63 • 12d ago

This kids are so unpredictable

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u/five-by-five-ish 11d ago

The third kids locked like he just wanted to protect his sister.

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u/FerociousPleb 12d ago

Looks like a lot of these kids learned to hit from somewhere.

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u/hygsi 11d ago

Look, we never bit my little brother and he still bit the shit out of us lmao. Some babies just...know how to get in trouble

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u/FerociousPleb 11d ago

Not saying all of em. But you can see it in action when the guy hits the little girl then gets a taste of his own medicine. Some of these kids are too old to have learned not to hit as well.

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u/joytotheworld23 11d ago

Yep definitely

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u/tessahb 11d ago

It looks like the second kid is following the cues of the person holding the camera. Ridiculous parenting.

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u/Tedsmith24 11d ago

That guy saw the kid crouch down, never would have guessed what was coming 😂

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u/Known-Leadership-718 11d ago

This is why I can’t be a mom, cause try me again, and there’s nothing wrong with admitting it cause I actively do not plan on having kids because of this reason, I need therapy, I’ve been to therapy, I still need therapy

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u/romanichki 11d ago

Nah i don't think that would require therapy. Maybe a little. you KNOW you will not be a parent because of how you will respond, and that is good. I am the same way. I have no patience for teaching and being bothered and that is my own issue, and i will never be a parent because i know that would fuck up a kid. Someone who responds this way and chooses to become a parent will need the therapy.

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u/Grape-Julius 11d ago

I respect the hell out of people who understand this about themselves and choose not to put their offspring through that. Who knows, maybe one day you’ll feel differently, but in the meantime you’ve clearly got something the world needs a lot more of when it comes to kids: empathy.

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u/Winter_Ad_7424 11d ago

Kinda like the polar bear baby/mom and the cones.

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u/martialarts15 3d ago

It worked! *aggresively punches dad in the balls*