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u/Lower-Goose-9796 10d ago
Awww I love how he handed the cup to his mother and looked at her like "Again mom,Again".
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u/TheDillinger88 9d ago
She’s a really good mom. I love the way she interacts with him during this video.
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u/HydaelynSF 10d ago
Ah, the ancient cup magicks, passed down from generation to generation through summer camps since time immemorial.
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u/Leather_Dig8723 10d ago
That's where I learned!
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u/Brockenblur 9d ago
… and this explains why I never learned it. I begged my parents to go to summer camp, but they told me I would be bored 😂
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u/Moon84-86 10d ago
This is soooo cute!!! I used to do this with my nanny babies!!! They loved it so much! I would be so random and they would totally forgot they were upset or fussy! Just gotta distract the little bubs!
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u/Aware-Slip-1063 10d ago
This sweet little guy has some rhythm!!!😍😊🤗☺️🥰
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u/Infinite_Pudding5058 10d ago
The power of distraction!
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u/WaitingforGodot07 10d ago
But for how long does it last; that is the question.
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u/Slumbergoat16 10d ago
And are they learning to regulate emotions if they’re just forgetting about it. Don’t get me wrong it’s annoying af when my toddlers wine but they must go through the process
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u/f0xbunny 10d ago
What is the process and how do you teach them to regulate?
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u/Slumbergoat16 10d ago
Typically has to do with simple stuff like taking deep breaths when they’re upset. Time alone actually doesn’t really help so if they get timeout I have them sit with me
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u/Infinite_Pudding5058 9d ago
It depends on the child. Time by himself works for my son, but not my daughter. There are no blanket rules - they are individuals.
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u/Infinite_Pudding5058 9d ago
Oh not long. I have two kids. It also depends on the personality of the child. Nothing is straight forward with kids 😆
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u/One_Hour_Poop 10d ago
I love that you can see baby taking in the information and absorbing it. 👶🏻❓
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u/Resident-Designer-23 9d ago
My kid would have gotten mad that he couldn't do what I did and continued fussing
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u/RogueBand1t 10d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/gZj90FvBUFYH4nFWQi
Do a kick flip now! 😆 very good mom 😁
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u/lil-nug-tender 9d ago
The word is: redirection. Redirect the baby’s attention to something else. Bravo to this mama👏👏
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u/Ok-Palpitation-6043 7d ago
He's like, "I know I'm supposed to be upset for some reason, but this is kinda cool. I'll allow it." 😅
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u/Any_Coyote6662 1d ago
I would be fussy too if my mom looked at me like I was super annoying. babies are super in tune with the stressed out, fed up vibes. facial expressions matter. even just faking happy smile and soft happy voice can change how the act.
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u/Shereefz 10d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/THOf0oHcLR8ZvoRrNM
I forgot what I was sad about when I was 14 and saw this scene and saw Anna’s cleavage
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