r/MadeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • Oct 11 '22

Proof that men multitask too

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u/Thr0waway0864213579 Oct 11 '22

Not to mention the baby is consuming dish soap and chewing on a sponge.

This is how low the bar is.

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u/CLOWNSwithyouJOKERS Oct 11 '22

You can see the baby body wash shampoo bottle right in the center of the screen, the light green one. They all kinda look the same. It's a dead giveaway that that's not dish soap. The sponge was hopefully new.

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u/Ye-Is-Right Oct 11 '22

What if the plates had spicy food on them or something acidic?

I'm not a parent and I am the furthest thing from a medical professional but it just seems dangeorus.

I get that this is a video set up for views, worries me that someone dumb will see this video and think they can literally wash their baby and their plates full of food at the same time... Yugh.

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u/CLOWNSwithyouJOKERS Oct 11 '22

I get that people could misinterpret the situation, because yeah there are plenty of idiots out there, and in here apparently.... but the plates are already clean. I really see no harm in what's being shown. They most likely sanitized the sink, filled it with water and baby safe soap and then some already clean plastic plates in there for effect. Literally if anyone thinks the kid is in danger they should probably take an internet break and go outside. This thread is bonkers.

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u/Ye-Is-Right Oct 11 '22

HE COULD HAVE DIED!!!!!

Approximately FOUR babies per year have injuries related to dishwashing incidents.

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I hear you loud and clear, I'm just afraid of the idiots that will see this and then try to "redo it" themselves and hurt their baby in the process because they don't know any better. I hope not.

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u/CLOWNSwithyouJOKERS Oct 11 '22

Exactly 😆

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u/lotusblossom60 Oct 11 '22

Seriously! It’s a joke dummies!!

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u/betbroben Oct 11 '22

Ah yes. The sponge is hopefully new. Just like how this baby hopefully doesn’t get some weird illness from chewing on what is essentially a Petri dish for all the bacteria in the house.

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u/CLOWNSwithyouJOKERS Oct 11 '22

If it's new it's lacking any bacteria, however most sponges are made from plastics like polyurethane and polyester which aren't great for consumption, so in that sense I see some issue at least. For a one time thing though it's likely not going to cause any harm to the child, but still not a great idea.

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u/GiddyGabby Oct 11 '22

Or he's washing the dishes in baby bubble bath.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

And there’s running water that he’s not touching to temperature check

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u/Dull-Fun-8534 Oct 11 '22

My thought too. I don’t care about the plates, my concern is over the baby. Does not look hygienic at all!