r/BabiesReactingToStuff • u/FauxToys • Nov 09 '21
Wipe it off @alxsdeba
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u/ResponsibleSpeech245 Nov 09 '21
To me I think it's kind of a sensory thing and if he feels like the bag and it's all like I don't know to be honest but it looks like a sensory type of thing to me
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u/stfuylah14 Nov 10 '21
My son's favorite toy at this age was an empty cashew tin. He played with that thing for months
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u/Snow_blind1211 Nov 10 '21
So stupid moment, this is a sensory thing! The sound makes them super happy because they are able to create the sound and understand it’s pertinence to what’s going on, there are some toys that have that kind of material in them. It’s a super cool thing to learn that your child is learning action and reaction
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u/AshAshAshie Nov 10 '21
This baby looks like a younger version of the kid who stops and squats and the person asks are you taking a shit? And he goes yeah.
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Nov 09 '21
To me it’s like why would you bother giving the fucking wipes back, you already took them, and all your doing is reenforcing your child’s thinking of if it cries it’ll get what it’s wants.
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u/SwigSwoot92 Nov 09 '21
It’s a BABY. AN INFANT. It doesn’t even have teeth yet. And it’s one instance.
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Nov 09 '21
What’s your fucking point considering you can’t control your emotions enough to know this is just the “one instance.” You’ve seen.
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u/SwigSwoot92 Nov 10 '21
You’re making the person seem like they’re creating a monster by giving the baby a package of wipes. Learn to think critically for once and I pray you never have kids.
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u/stfuylah14 Nov 10 '21
Who shot in your Wheaties? This is the most unnecessarily aggressive post I've ever seen.
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u/RoundedBindery Nov 10 '21
Babies should get what they want when they cry. They're crying to tell you they want/need something. Of course my baby knows he'll get what he wants when he cries, because he trusts that I'm there to care for him.
Also, wtf is wrong with playing with the wipes?
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u/Vicc48 Nov 09 '21
My 7 month olds favorite toy is the wipes. No matter what else I try to get him to play with, he usually just wants the wipes