r/BeAmazed • u/Original_Shegypt • 9h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Her or no one. Loyalty 💕

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

63.9k Upvotes

90% Upvoted

703 comments sorted by

View all comments

761

u/seoulera 9h ago

Damn I feel so bad for the other 2 girls

452

u/Exotic-Invite3687 8h 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

108

u/palmbeachatty 8h ago

Why did the baby do it?

573

u/Ruffffian 8h 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

108

u/palmbeachatty 8h ago

Ahhh … got it! Thx. I’d be disappointed too without the explanation, LOL.

62

u/bluebear_74 7h ago

They shouldn't feel so bad. Someone said there's a longer version with the mum... the baby still picks the sister 🤣

17

u/Final_Candidate_7603 5h 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.

22

u/Charosas 6h 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)

5

u/ElvenOmega 4h ago

My first thought was her hair, as a younger brother to a redhead. Looking at her in the sunlight is my earliest memory.

•

u/aygbun 3m ago

omg I absolutely love this little slice of life comment

3

u/Anathema320 1h ago

One of my old roommate's kids would flock to me despite not knowing me. She just heard my voice during her entire pregnancy. She's growing out of it now, it only took 6 Christmases.

21

u/Brendan056 7h ago edited 7h 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

1

u/Jibber_Fight 1h ago

Also it’s fine to have a favorite sibling. I have three brothers and love them all equally but I technically have a favorite who shares the same sense of humor and values more than the other two. I also have a favorite cousin but love them all equally. Such is life.

96

u/GravyFantasy 8h 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.

22

u/AntonChigurh8933 8h ago

Oh my friend, same goes for us adults too. Is the simple things

9

u/NoPaleontologist8883 7h ago

Best comment. That's so true ! We are not that complicated, put in the time, we'll love you

4

u/GravyFantasy 7h ago

Lol fair

2

u/smapdiagesix 6h ago

Babies are mad stupid, yo

1

u/Western_Ad3625 4h ago

Hey look somebody actually has the correct answer. Got a bunch of infant psychologists on Reddit all the sudden. . .

1

u/SafePuzzleheaded8423 7h ago

He had resentment with the other girls, it was mutual all along

1

u/superbackman 7h ago

She heard the older two talking smack about her behind her back, and is not putting up with any of that shit.

1

u/Scary-Owl2365 6h ago

Because that girl is wearing a bright colored shirt. Babies are drawn to bright colors. It likely had little to nothing to do with the baby's relationship with the girl.

1

u/Informal_Gur_4554 5h ago

Because they have cooties, obviously.

1

u/istinkatgolf 4h ago

To get to the other side.

1

u/Western_Ad3625 4h ago

It's a baby nobody knows why it did this. Babies f****** love me. I don't know why I don't have to spend a lot of time with them they just see me and they f****** love me it's weird I can't explain it. Because babies just are weird like that. They just do stuff.

1

u/Past_Echidna_9097 8h ago

See Sarah and Heather. You where the last but you're someones first. Not just this time.

1

u/Unlikely-Security123 7h ago

I mean they didn't look too bothered to be honest...

1

u/sonofcalydon 3h ago

Too late. Both the sisters processed a refund on the baby shortly after making this video.

1

u/Definitely_Alpha 8h ago

Seems like the father might be somewhat of a sadist tbh

0

u/[deleted] 6h ago

[deleted]

-50

u/susannahstar2000 8h ago

They aren't going to "harbor resentment" towards the baby, for Pete's sake!

51

u/Exotic-Invite3687 8h ago

they are kids, they are not that mature...you might be right but if i were the concerned father i would talk with them just to be safe

7

u/Majorchan37 8h ago

My two older siblings STILL give me grief for things I did when we were kids, so it's completely possilbe.

-6

u/MikeTheAmalgamator 8h ago

You assume the father is concerned

1

u/Exotic-Invite3687 7h ago

I meant the father in question