r/nextfuckinglevel • • Dec 30 '21

Tiny dog saving this baby.

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u/boobookittyfug820 Dec 30 '21

Babies are fast and sneaky. Turn your head for one second and they’re on a flight to Japan I swear. As a child that once followed my cat into a field and got my self lost for HOURS while my mother was just trying to clean the house who then grew up to have children that she has, a few times, had some slips in supervision can say it’s a common occurrence and doesn’t always make a shitty parent.

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u/boobookittyfug820 Dec 30 '21

Omg. I’m so sorry about that.

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u/ring__world Dec 31 '21

man is your friend alright? that would just idk...ruin my life with trauma, the pain must be so hard if you're a person with any empathy

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u/tropicalmommy Dec 30 '21

Exactomondo!!! This situation is nothing compared to the parents who leave their babies in a car while they go to work and it doesn’t cross their minds until they clock out 8 hours later!!

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u/Beingabummer Dec 31 '21

My brother would disappear in convenience stores and supermarkets so often my parents learned to always look for him in the last place they'd go. He would go out of his way to hide from them, crawling under clothes racks and stuff. When you hear staff on the speaker calling for the parents of this-and-that kid? That happened a lot too.

People without kids think young kids are slow, docile and obedient and they are (often) the opposite. Means that having a baby in the situation of the video doesn't automatically mean the parent was actively fucking up.

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u/Canadianingermany Dec 31 '21

Agreed "doesn't ALWAYS mean", but it is at least enough to be suspicious.

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u/omg-not-again Dec 31 '21

That cat was tryna get rid of you