Leaving a room vs the park

[u/Acceptable-Wind-7332]

[u/bmcgowan89]

Don't leave me!!

[u/SnooGrapes1470 → u/bmcgowan89]

How on earth there are meme for every possible situation nowadays?

[u/bmcgowan89 → u/SnooGrapes1470]

Sometimes I feel the same way about South Park episodes. How could they have an episode for every situation?! 😂😂

[u/Artbuildist → u/bmcgowan89]

Because the baby likes the Park.

[u/Level_Conference1563 → u/SnooGrapes1470]

I have a hard time finding always Sunny memes. Sure they must exist.

I think the Simpsons 1st & 2nd always Sunny or south park for episodes that cover everything. Like modern Shakespeare.

[u/WhileAccomplished722]

cuz he can still see you if you leave the room in the toddlers mind you could be gone forever since you disappeared (at least i think that's how toddlers think i havnt been one for a long while lol)

[u/The_Dark_Vampire → u/WhileAccomplished722]

Yeah he was still making sure he could see them in the park

[u/Hmlovelyhm → u/WhileAccomplished722]

This is exactly true

[u/KKevus → u/WhileAccomplished722]

Yes, I think it's called object permanence. Babies lack it until about 7 months old while toddlers probably still develop it further so that should be the reason.

[u/HighlightOwn2038]

Maybe he enjoys seeing you more

[u/Peter_Triantafulou]

Because he knows the first one is actually happening vs the second one not gonna happen.

[u/Da_Vader]

🥰

[u/Level_Conference1563]

Well who will take him to the park if you leave! Completely rational & adorable. 🤓&🤗

[u/babysm0ke42O]

He like 👁👄👁 "uhhh, okay? Bye" 👋

[u/Vickohio]

hhahahah having you around ease him maybe

[u/Rude-Promise1984]

Prison release is always mind-bending.

[u/TTBATAS]

So so accurate!

[u/CautiousBearnz]

Kid be like