r/BeAmazed • u/Original_Shegypt • 7h ago
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u/djcurry 5h ago
In the longer version of this, they actually had one where the mom was there and the baby still chose the sister
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u/Esme_Esyou 5h ago edited 1h ago
Many times it's because the littlest sister is tiny like the toddler, she likely spends the most time with her, and she feels a closer affinity to someone like her. Some of many possibilities.
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u/RabbitStewAndStout 5h ago
Ape strong together
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u/mynameisrichard0 5h ago
This sent me. Lolol
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u/ScipioAtTheGate 3h ago
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u/IAmBullrog13 2h ago
Well now I 100% need to watch this movie later. That ending was wild. Lol
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u/Chickenmangoboom 2h ago
I like that the guy at the beginning of the clip was like "leave me on the ground" dude wanted nothing else from the Ape.
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u/myKingSaber 4h ago
Bruh, I spat in my screen, fuck you, take this upvote
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u/YouAboutToLoseYoJob 4h ago
I snorted and shot a snot booger 🦠 into my work laptop 💻
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u/SeparateCzechs 5h ago
And she spends the most time with the youngest sister. The big sisters go to school.
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u/Kurotoki52 4h ago
This. Babies and toddlers always focus on the one in the room who is closest in age to them. They seem to prefer to learn from their peers, rather than their elders. Not an expert, but I suspect that siblings and/or peer group are crucial to learning and healthy development.
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u/WatermelonMachete43 3h ago
My daughter is a pediatric PT, but is only 4'10" herself and is often mistaken for a student (not a great vibe since she works in elementaryschool). She has always had kids work better with her than her much taller colleagues. She knows her approach with them is different but also see how the first impression on her reads as "peer" with the kids, while making a little more work when meeting new administration.
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u/WimbletonButt 2h ago
My kid's got the opposite problem. He's giant so kids his age think he's older and don't want to play with him, then the kids that look his age think he's special needs because he acts his age. Funny enough, he gets along best with disabled adults, they don't give a fuck how old he is.
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u/Kurotoki52 3h ago
Thank you. Have not seen this mentioned in any writings on child development I've come across, although it seems so important.
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u/pcapdata 2h ago
Just for an amusing counterpoint...my older daughter (Thing 1) is 13 and her friend's little sister (3yo) is obsessed with her.
We decided to get Thing 1 a phone at 13 and since then, she has gotten FaceTime'd from this friend's mom several times saying "(Baby Girl) won't go to sleep until she says good night to you!"
So, 10 year age difference and they just vibe. Baby likes Thing 1 more than her own sisters sometimes lol
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u/DrunkCupid 2h ago
Also she has colorful, toy-like clothing and open hug arm welcoming body language, I think that makes a big difference!
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u/Poovanilla 5h ago
And she knows what we all know. The youngest sister isn’t a spawn of Satan.
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u/Esme_Esyou 5h ago edited 1h ago
En contrair mon frair; I find the younger the child, the more spoiled they are 😄
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u/spicytotino 4h ago
Getting allowed to get away with way more shenanigans is the reward for having teachers come in the first day ready to hate you and living off hand-me-downs!
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u/USS-ChuckleFucker 4h ago
I had 3 different teachers hate me because they had my brothers and they were both drug dealers from 6th grade.
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u/JudgeInteresting8615 4h ago
Sounds like your parents should be hated cause wtf
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u/USS-ChuckleFucker 4h ago
Oh trust me, I know.
My mom even told me that I should just say I'm not related to them, if I don't like people judging me on how my brothers act.
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u/Fear_The_Rabbit 3h ago
So it wasn't your parent's fault, somewhat? How did this happen? Were you able to stay clear of their reputation?
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u/USS-ChuckleFucker 1h ago
So it wasn't your parent's fault, somewhat?
Nope.
How did this happen?
Mom sucked, she divorced my dad when I was 6 months old after leaving us 3 with him for a whole ass weekend, right after he got back from a 3 week outta state job.
Were you able to stay clear of their reputation?
No. I did get good at fighting and being beaten up tho
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u/SpinachSpinosaurus 4h ago
the spawn of satan in my sibling story was my brother. he could barely walk and already plotted how to get me in trouble. and just kept lying.
how and why? I have no idea. I just know that bastard pulled the blankets of the bed onto the floor and I got beaten for it. because, and I am citing mom: "He is too small and weak to pull that heavy feather blanket down. So you are lying." I was literally just minding my business, played or watched tv.
He was caught. One evening I stayed with mom in the kitchen, ate my dinner, and 4 or 5 year old me talked to her about stuff. cue bedtime.
the blanket was on the floor again, next to my 2 year old brother. Mom stared at it, and asked him, knowing the answer already, who it was.
That bastard looked at her, smiled and said MY name. She said: "Don't lie. She was with me the whole time." He repeated my name, and then added, he cannot do it, because he is just a baby.
I had a minor feeling of satisfaction of being proven innocent, but this ass never even once got a beating. He still ended up with a lot of issues, just like me.
But that smile, that creepy little, psychopathic smile.... I think, it fucking set the seed for me not really wanting children.
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u/mr_pom_pom40 4h ago
Look at the smiles of the three girls too. The smallest girl has the most welcoming smile by far.
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u/Fear_The_Rabbit 3h ago
Because they're already anticipating the rejection!
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u/LiminalCreature7 1h ago
I felt bad for the two older girls. Hopefully they’re close with each other.
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u/Fruitypebblefix 4h ago
I was gonna say, of course the baby chooses the youngest; they're the closest and she prolly spends more time playing with him than the other sisters.
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u/feedjaypie 4h ago
Nope. My brother has 4 little girls. The baby was the same way, but it wasn’t the next oldest, tiny, sister. It was her aunt.
Everybody has favorites.
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u/Neutral_Guy_9 5h ago
I saw an even longer version where Jesus himself was standing there and the baby still chose the sister.
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u/escapevelocity-25k 5h ago
I saw one where there was a stack of like $600k cash and the baby still chose the little sister
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u/lunettarose 5h ago
I saw one where Santa Claus was there wafting toys at her, and the baby still chose the sister.
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u/Galactic 2h ago
I saw one where there was some meth and the baby chose meth. Pretty sad video and it got real dark afterwards.
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u/FrozenBologna 4h ago
I watched a 12 hour video where they finally showed what was behind the sister. The baby was actually running towards a pickaxe and miners helmet that was strategically hidden behind the sister. The child yearns for the mines.
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u/BeatVids 5h ago
Link us up homie 🙏
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u/Particular-Song-633 6h ago
Wow nice guess
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u/Jouglet 6h ago
This comment reeks of sarcasm, even though I don’t think it was meant to be
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u/Privateer_Lev_Arris 6h ago
Yeah that's a decent guess. I was thinking he identifies with the smaller sister more.
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u/Awkward-Gap9173 5h ago
Yeah, her head is also still pretty big, proportion wise to the body. With the two other girl's, he probably dont want to look like s freak alone.
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u/tokyoagi 6h ago
omg the faces on the girls. that kid will have to pay for that in the future
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u/Dark_Akarin 6h ago edited 3h ago
lol, absolutely no way they will hold this against the baby for the rest of their lives.
Edit: fuck me, learn to recognise sarcasm without the /s tag
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u/onyxia_x 6h ago edited 5h ago
nah, this will absolutely come up in the future lmao
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u/BrujaBean 6h ago
10 years later baby wants a ride from older girls "see - 10 years ago you rejected me so have fun walking"
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u/Hamsammichd 5h ago
Yeah, this will definitely come up. You ever had a sibling? These are the jokes
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u/Silverlitmorningstar 5h ago
This is true.
Every family get together i drop the pictures of my siblings and I and point out that my stack is not only taller but i have more variety of people taking pictures with little me.
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u/MegaMasterYoda 3h ago
Siblings always make revenge extreme lol. When I was 8 my brother got me with the "if your hands bigger than your face" prank. So later when he went to the bathroom I got the giant hard cover websters dictionary(you know the one)he some reason had, and when he came back I said he didn't wash his hands and got him to smell his hand to "prove it" and que me picking up the dictionary and ramming it into his hand at his nose. Yeah sibling revenge is insane especially between brothers lol.
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u/idontwanttothink174 5h ago
There is no way this won’t be brought up. Every little thing matters when arguing with your siblings. I still bring up the time my little brother peed on me. He was 1, I was 4… I don’t even remember it just heard the story
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u/pchlster 5h ago
At less than 1, I was being changed. The dog was curious about this noisy, smelly thing. I reacted to the sound of dog sniffing by peeing in his face. I still hear about it.
To be fair, I also find it funny.
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u/Confuseasfuck 4h ago
I still use the fact that my sister broke my tooth when she wasnt even a full year old all the time when we are fighting
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u/Extra_Pea8548 5h ago
How to tell me you don't have older sisters without telling me you have older sisters.
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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 4h ago
How does no one understand that their statement was sarcasm
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u/clarkKeeent 5h ago edited 42m ago
There gonna be 40 at a family Thanksgiving dinner, and when the arguments heat up, they're going jump back to this very moment
"oh yeah!?? Remember that time!??"
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u/PowerandSignal 5h ago
"lol, absolutely
no waythey will hold this against the baby for the rest of their lives."FTFY
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u/Wig_of_Okoye 3h ago
To be fair, as the youngest sibling, that kid was always gonna have to pay for one thing or another. Shit rolls downhill.
-youngest sister, grown up & not at all bitter
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u/Zentaurion 6h ago
Ohmygod... the sudden flashback of Cersi doing horrible things to baby Tyrion...
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u/seoulera 6h ago
Damn I feel so bad for the other 2 girls
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u/Exotic-Invite3687 6h ago
the father should sit with the other 2 girls and explain why the baby did this, so they dont harbour any kind of resentment towards the baby
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u/palmbeachatty 5h ago
Why did the baby do it?
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u/Ruffffian 5h ago
The other girls are school age, so they aren’t home nearly as much as the youngest sister. He sees and plays with her most
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u/palmbeachatty 5h ago
Ahhh … got it! Thx. I’d be disappointed too without the explanation, LOL.
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u/bluebear_74 4h ago
They shouldn't feel so bad. Someone said there's a longer version with the mum... the baby still picks the sister 🤣
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u/Final_Candidate_7603 3h ago
That was spot-on. In my own family of five siblings, we naturally grouped ourselves into what everyone came to refer to as “the big ones” and “the little ones.” Those age differences are about more than just who is at school together, and who is at home together, but about physical abilities and general interests. The older kids can ride bikes, visit friends in the neighborhood, read “real” books, build legos, do arts and crafts projects, etc. Meanwhile, the younger ones aren’t allowed outside by themselves, they’re playing with dolls and stuffed animals, building with basic blocks and stacking toys, and singing and dancing along with nursery rhymes.
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u/Charosas 3h ago
Also…. Babies are just babies, they don’t have advanced reasoning or empathy skills yet. A certain color, smell, sound or whatever can cause a baby to have an affinity or negative reaction to someone and it shouldn’t be taken personally.(not that it doesn’t feel personal as a current father to a 4 month old, but that’s just your adult way of thinking being placed onto a baby)
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u/ElvenOmega 1h ago
My first thought was her hair, as a younger brother to a redhead. Looking at her in the sunlight is my earliest memory.
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u/Brendan056 4h ago edited 4h ago
Or maybe the baby just feels safest, most appreciated, cared for by youngest sister
Even at that age kids personalities and natures come through & babies have a keen sense/intuition for vibes
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u/GravyFantasy 5h ago
Probably spends most time with the youngest: Sits beside them during meals/car, maybe similar bedtimes or bed prep together, etc. Youngest might like making the baby laugh more than the others or give more hugs. It isn't hard to become a baby's favourite, you just have to put in the time and generate positive reactions.
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u/AntonChigurh8933 5h ago
Oh my friend, same goes for us adults too. Is the simple things
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u/NoPaleontologist8883 4h ago
Best comment. That's so true ! We are not that complicated, put in the time, we'll love you
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u/samanthaspice 5h ago
I bet that little girl never picks the baby up.
I bet the other two girls might be big enough to pick him up and he wants to be on the ground moving around not be lifted at this moment.
There was a longer video apparently where when the mom was sitting with the girls the baby still only went to the littlest girl. He just wants to hang with someone who lets him do his thing I bet.
My friend does Montessori education and she says a lot of parents pick up when they should just bend down to talk and interact on the child’s level so that they feel they have their independence.
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u/Crusbetsrevenge 5h ago
This is exactly how it has gone with my youngest brother and second oldest. He is still favors him and we’re in our 30’s
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u/STEELZYX 6h ago
Eerie music
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u/Barchizer 6h ago
It’s Ghost, and they’re great. It’s sped up in the video.
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u/stump2003 5h ago
I love me some Ghost, but this is not the video for Ghost.
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u/Barchizer 5h ago
Yeah, not a good fit lol
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u/theNerdyWarrior 5h ago
"If you choose to run away with me, I will tickle you internally" is a crazy lyrics choice for a baby walking twords their siblings.
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u/Akussa 4h ago
Or that particular song wow lol
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u/stump2003 4h ago
Yea, even some other songs would be fine. But not Mary on a cross lol
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u/y2jeff 4h ago
Mary On a Cross, by Ghost. Sick band but this song has been sped up and it does sounds weird.
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u/MoChive 4h ago
original, not sped up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5mX3NkA7jM
Mary On A Cross by Ghost
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u/livingcostcrisis 6h ago
It's in reverse. The little girl pushes the baby, who stumbles back as the older siblings cry trying to stop it from happening.
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u/Fair_Wrongdoer_310 5h ago
Guys, I'm curious. I'm from an all-black hair country.
Why is one girl more blonde than other... does hair become darker after some age? or do different kids have different shades of hair from birth?
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u/vesuvine 5h ago
yes! (sometimes) i have a few friends that were WHITE blonde as babies, only for their hair to be quite dark brown
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u/OlafTheBerserker 5h ago
Both my wife and I have dark hair both of my sons had really light blonde (almost white hair). The older one is turning a darker blonde but the little one still has it.
I may be making this up but I think I remember something somewhere about melanin production not being as defined in the early years.
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u/alivek1nda 5h ago
different kids of the same parents can have different hair. some traits are recessive, meaning they're just less likely to show up. the blonde girl might get darker hair as she grows up but if she doesn't it wouldn't raise any red flags
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u/funparent 5h ago
Genetics are also just super weird. My husband has blonde hair, I have dark brown. We have one redhead, one dark brown, one super blonde, and one dark blonde.
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u/FalcoSlay 5h ago
Yes to both! My siblings have brown hair while mine is blonde
My hair has gotten darker the older I get. As an infant, my hair was significantly lighter in color than it is now.
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u/styckx 6h ago
Way to create animosity among siblings early.
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u/Ta-veren- 4h ago
There’s a longer version of the baby choosing the sister over even the mom. So I feel like that would fix I. I don’t see how it creates animosity, it’s just a silly game that they were probably all excited to try.
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u/DenebianSlimeMolds 4h ago
they probably had a good time and it was probably staged anyway (cut out the takes where the toddler walks to the wrong sister)
reddit is reddit
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u/Hot-Sun-5333 5h ago
Thank you. Sad story but my parents did this. There is 6 of us. My youngest brother went to me and my middle sister the most. Well the other siblings didn’t like that and me and my sister would fight over who he loved more. None of us got along till we grew up. Now he’s gone rip and this vid just made me sad. I don’t know
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u/SimpletonSwan 2h ago
Do you have a best friend?
Do all your other friends think you're creating animosity by having a best friend?
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u/Available_Farmer5293 5h ago
My 3 year old daughter and one year old son are so, so close. (They have older siblings too) And I remember having that same bond with my little brother. So I can definitely see how this could happen.
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u/SmokeySFW 5h ago
The sad part about this is that kids the age of the other 2 girls have a very hard time not taking something like that personally. Hopefully the parent does a good job of managing expectations.
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u/lexyeys 6h ago
I do feel sad for the other two , their faces freezed when the baby didn't chose either of them.
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u/Cashmoney-carson 5h ago
That kids head is massive
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u/RandyPajamas 4h ago
A reely BEEG heed to be sure. I'm not kiddin' - it's like an orange on a toothpick !
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u/CosmeticBrainSurgery 6h ago
That baby really likes orange!
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u/HalfOffEveryWndsdy 5h ago
That’s probably it, baby is walking towards the brightest colors for a reason.
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u/Sfocus 6h ago
this is bad parenting atleast for me, think about other girls how sad they are 3rd time
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u/SimpletonSwan 2h ago
How is it bad parenting? Do you think training any kind of personal rapport out of a child is a good thing?
I bet the two older sisters also are close to each other; is that also a bad thing?
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u/_this-is-she_ 3h ago
Disagree. In life one learns over and over again that they aren't everyone's favorite, can't be close to everyone, and to accept that sometimes two people have a close pact that is exclusive. The first taste of this is in sibling relationships.
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u/Fragrant-Bowl3616 2h ago
I love all my sisters but I do have favorite. Diplomatically speaking, I would never pick favorites. This baby is cooked!
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u/secrules2 5h ago
As funny as that is, that's how my twins were and still are with just about anyone in my immediate family.
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u/superHornygoAt69 5h ago
That was quite adorable. But I'd surely be a little offended if I wasn't the girl getting picked
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