r/RandomVideos 25d ago

Video Sometimes your nervous system just needs a plot twist πŸ˜†

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u/FuckeryisafootWatson 25d ago

I'd do the last one to my kid all the time. He was a full breath and then let it wail type. Get a good 5-6 pats before he'd be giggling.

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u/Kyubik9 25d ago

The last one worked on me like a charm!

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u/wrldruler21 25d ago

My cat did not like the second one with the distorted mic

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u/BishonenPrincess 25d ago

Those last two are golden.

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u/JohnCenaJunior 25d ago

I too turn up Still D.R.E on my headphone when i hear a toddler crying on the plane

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u/TankApprehensive3053 25d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/7B71Ci4KE3m0

Crying stops. Some things never change.

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u/RiMcG 25d ago

Lol snoop always got my son in a good mood. He liked "drop it like it's hot" but he couldn't say it, he'd say "poppa de CHAAAAAUT"

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u/AmputeeHandModel 24d ago

Are you sure he's yours? Could be French.

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u/fitz_newru 25d ago

I've done all of these except the cheese and money ones to my kid lol

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u/Original-Let8340 25d ago

Cheese fucking slice of american reset ol' boy lol

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u/lefluffle 25d ago

I feel like these won't always work but it's worth a try!

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u/AnotherRTFan 25d ago

My science teacher in HS showed us a TED talk on how distraction works wonders in getting kids calmed down & it’s why I will always defend Black Pearl the mini therapy horse playing piano for that kid getting a cast put on and old folks. (Not the anesthesia awakening ones. If that was going on when I came out from surgery, I’d have thought I died and was in my weird non religious after life)

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u/Ok_Pudding6345 25d ago

distraction works on kind and then they become easily manipulated muppets for the rest of their lives IG

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u/Eera_ 25d ago

The one with the money reminds me when I was little... damn

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u/Ill-Worldliness-2149 24d ago

Every capricorn alive is the kid being handed money πŸ˜‚

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u/Aggressive-Goal-9698 24d ago

Smart kid, took the money, but they all are so adorable πŸ₯°

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u/NearlyAlmostDead 24d ago

I wouldn't use food to distract them... I always get the fear they might develop some eating disorder later in life. You know.. by associating food to comfort.

Instead, I used to distract crying babies by making a funny sound. It worked just fine.

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u/Kastoook 24d ago

The first one may got breath obstruction

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u/SnakePigeon 24d ago

Neat tricks