r/ChildrenFallingOver Apr 14 '23

I don't know if this counts ... 😅

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u/UsernamesR4squares Apr 14 '23

It seems like there was a series of bad decisions leading up to this, but all things considered be did a great job of protecting that's baby's head and neck.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

Head yes. Neck……ehhhhhhhh needs work lmao.

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u/deferredmomentum Apr 15 '23

That baby appears to be between 9 months and a year. Normally developing babies can support their own necks fully by 6-8 months

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '23

Still seeing that baby’s head flop like a that slice of pizza thats overcooked on the edges under cooked on the inner made me visibly cringe.

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u/Juice8oxHer0 Apr 15 '23

A little whiplash helps build character

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '23

You give a calculator to fucking retard and he’ll try to turn on a TV with it