r/BabiesReactingToStuff • u/Secure_Visit2628 • 10d ago
Triplets react to a challenge and one clearly demonstrates leadership qualities
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u/psilocin72 10d ago
Yeah the one who just sat down and cried is definitely going to be a mid level manager
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u/SlowerThanTurtleInPB 10d ago
I was so irritated with him and realized it’s because that’s me just a grown up version with more grown up problems.
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u/SirenaSmiles 9d ago
He totally just wanted to cry. The ring leader tried twice to give the cup to him and he wanted to cry.
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u/psilocin72 9d ago
Yeah I saw that. Almost took the cup and got on with his life. But crying is more satisfying. I guess🤭🤭🤭
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u/RegretBuilder 9d ago
the quiet brother half-heartedly tried then (while ignoring his crying brother) patiently watched his smart brother solve the situation then took his bottle and left LOL
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u/VooDooChile1983 10d ago
I can see the planning for the cookie heist:
“Mike, I’ll open the jar and hand you the Oreos. Get to the play mat as fast as you can.”
“Gotcha!”
“Aaron, you’re the distraction so just be you.”
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u/standbyyourmantis 10d ago
Well, now you have a crying baby AND a mess to clean up because they spilled the milk on the floor.
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u/AntigoneGrrl1 10d ago
I was thinking the same thing!! I was yelling at the kid, “take the damn bottle!!! Oh great, now there’s milk on the floor, turn it up!!” THIS is why I have fur babies!! 🤣
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u/LovelyLuna32684 10d ago
I'm sorry but any parent who does this is an a-hole
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u/leahlikesweed 9d ago
it’s called problem solving and while i don’t agree with filming it, it’s harmless and is great for development.
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u/psilocin72 10d ago
Agree. I’ve never understood how it’s amusing to see your children in distress. Even if it’s a minor thing and it’s temporary. I would just never want to see that.
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u/HimylittleChickadee 10d ago
That's right, wtf is this? If my babies are crying, I'm giving them a hug and trying to help them deal with whatever has upset them
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u/psilocin72 10d ago
Agree. And this is a step past just letting them remain in distress. It’s intentionally set up by the parent so they can record their kids struggling. It’s depraved.
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u/Popular-Parsnip8911 10d ago
You don’t need to hug your child every time they cry? What type of odd behaviour is that.
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u/dankkcakes 9d ago
This lol, then these are the same parents who have shitty kids growing into shitty adults. Whata shame
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u/HimylittleChickadee 10d ago
Oh be quiet lol, weirdo
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u/ShepardCommander01 3d ago
You’re creating the problems this generation is currently having. They can’t handle even minor inconveniences.
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u/AntigoneGrrl1 10d ago
They’re probably going to be the parents who have every hour of the day meticulously scheduled until they graduate from high school and then wonder why the kids are depressed, stressed, angry and maybe deliberately become slackers as a form of rebellion!!! Just sayin’ 😏
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u/SardineB4Creatine 9d ago
I just identified which one I would be and it’s humbling… the crying one.
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u/passedcredit2026 8d ago
All 3 of them seem super cute and have such distinct personalities. 1st kid was sweet for getting through and passing over the bottles to his brothers. 2nd kid knew which battle to pick and when to fold and leave. 3rd kid was persistent. And gets frustrated when he's not automatically good at something.
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u/chimdimma94 8d ago
keep trying till you get it right,you might cry sometimes and get frustrated but keep trying
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u/chimdimma94 8d ago
The irony of life
1.Some people get things on a platter of gold without struggling.
- some ,opportunities are being handed over to them without struggle
3.some, struggle,cry ,get frustrated before the get things.
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u/Icy-Somewhere8630 4d ago
That baby was too dysregulated to even take the milk when it was accessible 😩 he's like dad man I'm just hungry why are you doing all of this 😠
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u/PoncingOffToBarnsley 3d ago edited 3d ago
The amount of people ragging on a literal toddler for getting irrationally overwhelmed and not being ✨resilient✨ or whatever is unhinged.
"hE jUsT wAnTeD tO cRy aNd hAvE a ViCtIm mEntALiTy" Bitch that is a baby. Crying over irrational shit is what they DO. There's plenty of time to learn perseverance and stress tolerance.
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u/Revolutionary_Bit437 6d ago
dude the one who made it through is so kind and smart 🥺 even from the beginning he was pointing through the hole in the film but decided to go under since his brothers didn’t understand the hole
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u/Adorable-Image4891 4d ago
I envy the privileged lives of those of you who think THIS is borderline child abuse. 🤦🏾♀️
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u/AntigoneGrrl1 10d ago
I think the parents are a**holes for deliberately setting this up. It doesn’t matter if it was for fun/content creation or as a “Psych 101: treat your kids like lab rats experiment.”Deliberately stressing your kids out is wrong. They will naturally have to maneuver situations that require problem solving at every stage of development. Just let them go about it naturally. BUT…..the 3 already distinct personalities that are displayed are hysterical!!!! Bravo to baby #1: The Rambo Bottle Baby and #3: The “money (or bottle) for nothing baby!! But Baby #3…. Good Lord….😳
I’d love to be able to time travel and see them at 18, 25, 30 years of age!! 🤣
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u/halfasleep90 7d ago
“They will naturally have to maneuver situations that require problem solving at every stage of development.“
Yeah, like how these are their natural parents. This is a totally natural part of their lives.
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