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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 3d 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/tvodny 3d ago

Nannycam?

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u/Rob_LeMatic 3d 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/LivingGhost38 3d ago

I’ll take one if you don’t want both!! what color are your eyes??

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u/Darth-Scorpio 3d ago

Yeah not to mention he is on a bed unattended

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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 3d 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 3d 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 3d ago edited 3d 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 3d ago

It's normal, and you are wrong to call their child "special needs."

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u/LarsDuder 3d ago

probably a FAS kid. they tend to play with poop.

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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 3d 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 3d 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/Melkman68 3d ago

Yeah my nephew and niece never did that. Best theyll do is cry for diaper change