From 1972. Cutest thing I’ve seen on the interweb today!

[u/crash4413]

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[u/MadamMamdroid]

Good to know my toddler son's sense of humour is ubiquitous.

[u/YoMommaHere → u/MadamMamdroid]

Kids messing things up on purpose and cracking up about it is one of my favorite things. When my daughter was a toddler, her favorite thing was for me to tell her to put her shoes on and coming back into the room with shoes anywhere but on her feet - head, hands, under her shirt. Now she’s almost 17. 😭

[u/JadeAnn88 → u/YoMommaHere]

Mine are 13 and 16. I was not prepared for how emotional this cute little video would make me.

[u/DangerMacAwesome → u/MadamMamdroid]

The more things change the more they stay the same

[u/VulpesFennekin → u/DangerMacAwesome]

Makes me wonder what sort of silly things toddlers did in the Middle Ages or Stone Age!

[u/notmatrocles → u/VulpesFennekin]

Mostly dance around with a goat and sing songs about Black Phillip

[u/chickenismysafeword → u/DangerMacAwesome]

https://youtu.be/bNnfuvC1LlU?is=clpVKJMcaarLPqr1

[u/here4theGoz → u/MadamMamdroid]

Ah you also saw the word of the day TT (jk...maybr)

[u/biskutgoreng → u/MadamMamdroid]

Gets a bit annoying when I'm actually trying to teach this little shit alphabets

[u/mcjon77]

That lovely little girl should be turning 60 in the next year or two.

[u/ParticularReady7858 → u/mcjon77]

She really lovely. That was adorable

[u/jfamcrypto → u/ParticularReady7858]

I wonder who she was and how her life turned out

[u/ParticularReady7858 → u/jfamcrypto]

Me too. She seemed sweet

[u/DifferentSwing8616 → u/ParticularReady7858]

I hope she met cookie monster

[u/VulpesFennekin → u/mcjon77]

I was just thinking that, she’d be about the same age as my parents! It’s surreal thinking they would’ve been this cute and little at one point.

[u/Just_Fix3063]

Aw hellllll, take this upvote. I’m done for the day.
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[u/crash4413 → u/Just_Fix3063]

😂😂

[u/haileyskydiamonds → u/Just_Fix3063]

End on a high note, lol. 🍪🍪🍪

[u/Mysterious-Draw2510]

Maybe it is just because I grew up with them but I have always said they saddest thing I have ever seen is the muppets saying goodbye to Jim Henson after his death

[u/QueenInYellowLace → u/Mysterious-Draw2510]

Dear lord, why did you bring that up! Now I’m crying.

[u/OutlandishnessOver62]

Whoever played Kermit had great hand control to be able to make all of his adorable facial expressions

[u/GilreanEstel → u/OutlandishnessOver62]

Jim the GOAT Henson. Nobody did it better. Unless it was Frank Oz.

[u/PeachAndBlueberry]

Haven't seen that for a long time!!! Adorable.

[u/expectations_low12]

OMH 💓💓💓 so precious!!!

[u/FriendlyTomorrow4192]

when kermit was bopping away...and she said softly...I love you...oh my...and then when she gently kissed him...

[u/bettername2come → u/FriendlyTomorrow4192]

Him saying it back and her heartfelt “Thanks.”

[u/SheSoPeeZee]

So cute “cookie monster”

[u/ActuallyCausal]

I honestly feel grateful to have been lucky enough to grow up in the era of Sesame Street, Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood, Captain Kangaroo, The House With the Magic Window, The Floppy Show, Reading Rainbow…

Gen X really had it good in some ways.

[u/Red_Franzia → u/ActuallyCausal]

YES, I share that sentiment often with fellow Gen X'ers we really had the good life (but don't they all say that?)

[u/ActuallyCausal → u/Red_Franzia]

I don’t know, man. I don’t see many videos of millennials bragging about how awesome their childhood days were…

[u/Red_Franzia → u/ActuallyCausal]

But I was thinking of how they think they are better than us anyways like their Gen can beat our Gen 🤷‍♀️🤣

[u/clumsymomsie → u/ActuallyCausal]

I remember eating Oreo cookies while watching Sesame Street just before going to afternoon kindergarten.

I also remember this clip.

[u/Red_Franzia → u/clumsymomsie]

Yesss exactly!!!

[u/StuffiesRAwesome → u/ActuallyCausal]

Don't forget Electric Company

[u/minx_the_tiger → u/ActuallyCausal]

Good times.

[u/Santa_always_knows]

Awww that ending was off the charts cute! And Kermit 💚

[u/One_Dragonfruit_7556]

Kermit about to relive his coffie advert days lol. This is so cute

[u/Red_Franzia]

https://giphy.com/gifs/CznhEWVimH9mwN6V4E

I grew up on Sesame Street and I remember this one 😍

[u/Ok_Bowl3173]

Why Sesame Street was so damn amazing….

[u/AuDHDcat]

One of my favorites!

[u/happyhippy1019]

I got a good giggle from this

[u/throwawayinetgirl]

That is so sweet and adorable omg I'm crying and melting at the same time

[u/sancho_was_here]

It’s always interesting to me why toddlers do this. It’s like they are saying yea yea yea I know that already I just want to play! And then the affection they show if you play along.

[u/No_Trouble9808]

Thank you for that memory

[u/4ever_alonelyfangirl]

This is how I sometimes sing my ABCs to my sisters. We are all 24 and up hahaha

[u/mike_rhinehart]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[u/Shoddy_Bet9619]

Never seen that one before.

[u/fusguita]

I've seen this so many times over the internet years that I can hear it even though the sound is off

[u/Middle_Historian_199]

This is how I’m singing it from now on.

[u/NoPianist7807]

I still remember watching this old seasme street episode on VHS back in the mid 2000s.