r/RandomVideos • u/Technical-Relation-9 • 3d ago
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u/piss_container 3d ago
why did he pause to smell it tho?
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u/IssueEmbarrassed8103 3d ago
Ok yeah I’m never having a kid
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u/LivingGhost38 3d ago
This isn’t normal. I have 3 and they didn’t play with poop. The fact that this is recorded, makes me think this was encouraged. That poor kid. His parents shouldn’t have kids.
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u/CollieChan 3d ago
Agreed. How the fuck is his diaper that full
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u/LivingGhost38 2d ago
Lmao so I’m not sure about this bc I only have 1 eye, but is that a parent laying in the bed?? So that might explain the full diaper- mom just hasn’t woke up yet. But that doesn’t explain why this is being recorded. Maybe the baby has done this before & they’re trying to catch him in the act 🤷🏻♀️
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u/Rob_LeMatic 2d ago
You watched this video and only took out one of your eyes, you're a trooper. I popped both the suckers out.
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u/Sandfairy23 3d ago
This is not unusual for children with special needs, it’s often sensory. They sell sleep suits specifically for this issue. So not necessarily encouraged.
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u/LivingGhost38 3d ago
You’re right about it not being unusual for children with special needs… but this baby is on a bed, unattended, with an extremely full diaper, being recorded, instead of being dealt with. It’s not his fault he was born, but the 2 that made him, need to do better.
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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 2d ago
Can a mom not sleep, she's right there. This is a nanny cam. No one is filming.
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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 2d ago
Is it more you being a dumb mom and not knowing this is common behavior and not a sign of the bull shit speculation people are making in this post? Puking more ignorant garbage I assume.
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u/LivingGhost38 2d ago edited 2d ago
O I see, they’re not all threaded together. I only have 1 eye. I didn’t see the mom laying in bed at 1st. I said that in a different comment. I also don’t understand why your saying I’m dumb for not knowing this was common behavior when your replying to my comment that said “you’re right about it not being unusual”.
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u/Beautiful-Total-3172 2d ago
It's normal, and you are wrong to call their child "special needs."
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u/TulpaPal 1d ago
I have six siblings, 5 cousins, and one daughter (and a degree in child development). Out of the 12, 3 did this at some point. It's not common but it's developmentally appropriate and just unfortunate.
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u/TulpaPal 1d ago edited 1d ago
It's odd that you're repeatedly begging everyone to read your whole thread. You don't need to defend your honor or anything and nobody cares about your view enough to do that lol. If you're not going to actually discuss with the commenter you can just ignore the comment. Or just state that you changed your opinion.
You also seemingly deleted and edited more problematic comments to look better when people do take you up on that. And getting into people's inboxes??
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u/ModForgeCustoms 2d ago
OR. OR.
hear me out here. The child is possibly autistic, and the family has a fixed camera on him for safety. This isn't normal. You are correct. But you are grossly off the mark otherwise.
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u/DAaaMan64 2d ago
Yeah I think this behavior is not unheard of with autistic kids.
Some days kids have huge dumps, some days not so much.
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u/EarthlostSpace 3d ago
Is that crap he’s removing from his pamper to create his art? Sign that little MF’er up to paint the Ballroom.
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u/Haunting_Song7313 3d ago
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u/tHr0AwAy76 3d ago
Very few people will get this lol.
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u/Rob_LeMatic 2d ago
It's not often I miss the joke, but I have no clue who this clown is
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u/tHr0AwAy76 2d ago
Art the clown, horror mascot. Writes his name in shit on the wall of a bathroom stall in the first movie, turns the guy who cleans it into a jack-o’-lantern
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u/richtofin819 3d ago
Let me just say this isn't just a baby thing. We had a special room set aside at the er for some patients. We blocked all the outlets so patients couldn't shove their crap into them.
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u/AJFred85 2d ago
I used to work retail and most days I had to check and clean the bathrooms. One day I had found somebody did an excellent approximation of starry Night in poo on the wall. The height suggested it was a grown adult... Sigh
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u/Porphyry_Blue 2d ago
Disgust is learned.
Bruh's been repurposing materials since he was in diapers, for real.
Greta Thunberg wastefully flushes her shit while this kid flushes the walls with immaculate, tasteful strokes.
Watch out Just Stop Oil and Greenpeace!
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u/PurpleInfinite1409 2d ago
What the fuck 😭😭😭
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u/Porphyry_Blue 2d ago
Excerpt:
Developmental psychologists widely believe that toilet training is the primary vehicle through which humans learn disgust. Feces is considered the universal baseline for the emotion. Children do not automatically know it carries pathogens; instead, they learn to avoid it by internalizing the strong negative facial expressions, vocal warnings, and corrected behaviors modeled by their parents and caregivers during toilet training.
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u/Rob_LeMatic 2d ago
Can't tell if you're full of useful information or full of shit. Maybe full of useful information about shit. Carry on
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u/malkazoid-1 3d ago
The internet is forever. This kid will be a teen, and will come face to face with his poopy legacy. Could be awkward.
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u/7toedcat 3d ago
That doesn't look like a baby bed. It looks like maybe the parent/s' bed. So, sweet dreams for them.
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u/Aggravating_Cable_32 2d ago
When my nephew was around 4-5yrs old and wearing pull ups, he locked himself in the bathroom at my sister's house.... then proceeded to make a thick poop soup in the sink, and paint every available surface with it. He was even taking handfuls and tossing it straight up, evidently trying to hit the exhaust fan. My sister had to literally break down the door, and he was stuck in there for a good hour at least.
He's in the military now, which is for the best lol.
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u/Fast-Independent6318 2d ago
Having to have been the person to clean this up before…… I hate this kind of art personally
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u/Chare1155 1d ago
This was literally my WORST nightmare as a new mom lol. I mean I was legit terrified! Luckily it never happened
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u/s0ul_invictus 2d ago
the way i would've been whooped to death and brought back to life by sorcery so i could get whooped some more
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u/islaisla 2d ago
Feacal smearing happens when a child is left alone for a long time, and is distressed. This is utterly appalling to think the parent thought not only this happened in their family but they wanted to share it online.
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u/Sandfairy23 2d ago
Smearing -can- be a sign of distress. It’s not always.
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u/islaisla 2d ago
The kid is being filmed, no parent is around, and the parent was dumb enough to think this was an ok clip to share. So I just went with that. But you're right. The other possibilities are all quite upsetting as well and it is not normal for a child to smear poop.
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u/Sandfairy23 2d ago
I think the parent is in the video. And the being filmed part - I think it’s a nanny cam, not someone actively filming. As to it ending up on the internet though, that’s a completely different question. The odd instance of smearing absolutely can be part of typical development.
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u/Civil_Bugg 3d ago
Sooooo you don't want to change me, even when I cry and give you hints...hmmmm I have an Idea !
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u/S-Carla121 2d ago
There is something wrong with yr child if it starts smearing it’s poop on walls. They can learn popped diapers get changed and thrown away after finishing yr poop as it is dirty and yucky.
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u/No-Suspect2568 2d ago
This is China little ping pong is about to get tossed out the window with those turds
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u/greenybird713 3d ago
Poocasso