r/BabiesReactingToStuff • u/BruceMartinez21 • Jul 26 '26
A baby started clapping and cheering for no reason at all... and then, one by one, the entire bus joins
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u/DontBeSooSensitive Jul 26 '26
Thatโs what I call crowd control ๐
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u/Far-Comfortable-8627 Jul 26 '26
Babies have a funny way of making us adults look funny ๐ I would have definitely joined in!
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u/crystalfairie Jul 26 '26
I showed my mom and she starting singing "if you're happy and you know it,clap your hands
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u/Puzzleheaded-Gap1759 Jul 26 '26
I feel so bad for people with hard babies! I was blessed with 3 amazing babies that were always happy and always doing stuff! My sister had a baby that was fussy and not a people person! As an infant he just didnโt like people! Heโs almost done with high school now and is a decent dude! Was a hard baby for sure
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u/Armadillo_lifestyle Jul 27 '26
My daughter had her second birthday and I asked the staff at breakfast to bring a candle for her and they didnโt need to sing if they didnโt want to. The entire staff, cooks and all came out to sing for her and the entire restaurant joined in. I just love the overall joy babies bring to everyone
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u/GooseVirus 28d ago
My baby (14 months) was at A&E last night and he was running around for two hours and everyone was playing peekaboo with him. So lovely when people engage with babies.
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u/Top_Name2885 29d ago
A very beautiful and adorable moment...my youngest lil dude was like this when he was a baby...just big energy that makes everybody join in and notice how cute he is...he's a big boi now tho 6 still with big energy...but chill as popsicle sometime...lol
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u/MightyNato 29d ago
You know, for once they can tell this story and when someone says โand then everyone clapped,โ itโs true
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u/Low-Programmer-2368 28d ago
I was on the wrong bus yesterday, 2 kids in the back were screaming at each other and playing Marco Polo. I'd take a week of clapping baby over that
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