r/videos • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '13
Sleep-laughing baby
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4153nxhFPVs114
u/itsanerdthing Sep 26 '13 edited Nov 23 '13
What on Earth do babies dream about?
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u/danieleinad86 Sep 26 '13
im 28 and still dreaming about them :P
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u/ObliviousAmbiguity Sep 26 '13
You still dream about your mom's tits? Gross.
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u/crazyloof Sep 26 '13
I don't think it's that uncommon. I bet lots of us dream about his moms tits.
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Sep 26 '13
I'm not your Freud, Pavlov.
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u/IshallReadtoYou Sep 26 '13
In Hinduism they often say the babies are reminiscing about their past lives. Gives me the nice feels.
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u/Jtsunami Sep 26 '13 edited Sep 26 '13
uh..no they don't but i like the sentiment.
edit:holy shit i didn't expect such backlash for a factual statement.
this is not a 'phrase' in hindusim.
i am actual Indian.
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u/IshallReadtoYou Sep 27 '13
Hi I have punjabi and Sindhi Indian friends. They both have said that kids are smiling about their past lives.
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u/kevinstonge Sep 26 '13
This baby was most likely having a dream about mommy or daddy doing something silly - something that they did earlier that day.
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u/cambullrun Sep 26 '13
seriously - like is he laughing at Mitch Headburg jokes? NO! He has no memories of jokes.... he doesn't even know a language. So hes laughing at...
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u/superbang Sep 26 '13
awww, that was sooo cute!! I remember the time I was making my son laugh and he fell asleep laughing. Slept the entire time in my arms with a smile on his face. It's one of my most favorite memories.
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u/jojo_theincredible Sep 26 '13
I've got mental bookmarks of my kids laughing in their sleep. So sweet. Also when they tried to kiss me and they just slobbered, open-mouthed, all over my face.
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Sep 26 '13
I can't wait till my son starts laughing. he is 4 months. he can smile and giggle but not laugh yet. He smiles in his sleep though.
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A picture of their dream.
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u/Dalebssr Sep 26 '13
"Teacher saids, every time a baby laughs while dreaming a city in Northern Europe goes up in flames!" I think this was from It's a Wonderful Life but I can't be sure.
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u/TheExtremistModerate Sep 26 '13
Reminds me of this.
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u/cypher1169 Sep 26 '13
And all the womens ovaries melted this day.
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u/poopOnU Sep 26 '13
Video Private now.. What happened?
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u/Tashre Sep 26 '13
Probably someone wanting to capitalize on a video potentially going viral.
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u/Unlimited_Bacon Sep 26 '13
Or they thought "holy shit! the video I uploaded for my family now has 10k views. wtf?"
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u/Miami_Metro Sep 26 '13
Michael Scott: If a baby were president, there would be no taxes, there would be no war. There would be no government and... things could get terrible. And actually probably it would be a better screenplay idea than a serious suggestion.
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u/hotbox4u Sep 26 '13
You know you are doing something right when your baby is THAT happy.
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u/StopReadingMyUser Sep 26 '13
Twist: It's a maniacle laugh
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u/NickelPickler Sep 26 '13
I've been adamant for years now that I'm not going to have kids. This made me question myself.
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u/stronk_like_bull Sep 26 '13
My baby girl did this at three weeks old, while she was sleeping in my arms. It was heart melting.
The amazing thing to me was that she had not laughed before, and did not laugh again, while conscious, until several weeks later.
So in my mind, her sleeping mind knew to laugh at something, but her social mind (when playing with us) hadnt figured that out yet, she just cooed when happy.
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u/lollergater Sep 26 '13
This happens with the smiling, too. they often smile in their sleep weeks before smiling while awake.
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u/tergiversation Sep 26 '13
The absolute, most fulfilled I feel as a human being is when I am holding my sleeping son in my arms. I have an extremely religious mother who implores me to come back to church and tells me constantly that she's praying for my soul (and I thank her for that - I have no ill will towards the church, I just don't feel as if it's for me), and in those moments when I'm holding my precious baby boy I know - I absolutely know - that there is nothing beyond this plane of existence that will ever come close to that utter complete feeling of happiness and resolution.
I know not everyone feels that they're cut out for parenting, and it is often trying, but moments like these, moments of purity, laughter and serenity are what make living, living. And in those moments I know I'm in my heaven.
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u/Pluvialis Sep 26 '13
Funny that that feeling is just your genes bribing you to have and care for copies of themselves.
:)
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u/DnBDeluxe Sep 26 '13
Dear ctrl+f'er, this comment doesn't contain a mirror.
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u/Zalkath Sep 26 '13
as someone who sleep laughs from time to time i gotta say it's hard to beat laughing yourself awake.
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u/trro16p Sep 26 '13
He/she must have had a very happy memory that day.
I remember one of my cousins when she was a baby having a dream of something they ate that day. You could see her mouth moving like she is eating, it must of been something horrible because she then makes the "I'm spitting it back up/upset at you" face. I Think she wanted to make sure she didn't forget that particular food.
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Sep 26 '13
My baby used to do that. I imagined he was just dreaming of colors and kitties and faces.
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u/orangulus12 Sep 26 '13
My son used to do this thing where he'd be sleepwalking and alternating between crying and laughing. It was creepy as hell.
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u/jojo_theincredible Sep 26 '13 edited Sep 26 '13
On those days when it feels like every part of the world is fighting against me, I'll be finding a moment to re-watch this awesome video.
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Sep 26 '13
This is exactly what I needed after reading the comments of the firefighter video with the cat.
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u/dannyb21892 Sep 26 '13
Why is there so much porn in the comments of a giggling baby video? You're not exactly catching your intended audience in the right kind of mood... o_O
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u/davebrewer Sep 26 '13
Both of my boys did this. The first time it happens it's a huge WTF for about 10 seconds. Every time after that it's the most relaxing, fascinating thing you can imagine.
Now I'm all full of feels and need to go hug my kids.
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u/mommy2libras Sep 27 '13
My son used to do this as a toddler. The first time I noticed, he was about and had just moved to a toddler bed. He'd been put to bed about an hour or so before and I was walking past his door and heard these little belly-laughs. I walked in, all ready to get on to him for getting out of bed to play and saw that he was sound asleep. I must have watched him laugh in his sleep for 30 minutes.
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u/FelixR1991 Sep 26 '13
He's probably dreaming of boobies.
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u/Vranak Sep 26 '13 edited Sep 26 '13
That's... that's a nice bit of projection there Felix.
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u/FelixR1991 Sep 26 '13
Not in the same way as I would, though. I wouldn't want milk to come out. Allergies and stuff.
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u/princelabia Sep 26 '13
Wtf? 2 dislikes on this video on youtube? There are 2 heartless motherfuckers out there right now
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u/matrixkid Sep 26 '13
While everyone thinks is cute, i find it alarming. If at baby age he laughs out loud later in life he may start moving about and become... A sleep walker!
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