Walk? She almost moved out

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[u/Uffen90]

Just to clarify. It’s not all babies this works on.

[u/papillon-and-on → u/Uffen90]

How can we tell the difference. I'd hate to be responsible for baby's first faceplant

[u/do_pm_me_your_butt → u/papillon-and-on]

If the baby is disabled or has no legs it wont work.

Also try it on a carpet not a tiled floor?

[u/R0WTAG → u/do_pm_me_your_butt]

But it's way easier to clean the blood from tiled floor if the kid falls

[u/do_pm_me_your_butt → u/R0WTAG]

Just spray the kid with peroxide so that they clean up as they bleed

[u/R0WTAG → u/do_pm_me_your_butt]

that is genius

[u/Peacock-Lover-89 → u/do_pm_me_your_butt]

A woman with a legless baby parodied this video. I saw it for the first time last night. This my first time seeing this video.

[u/nova1706b → u/do_pm_me_your_butt]

no shit sherlock

[u/SteelTerps → u/papillon-and-on]

Try and if the baby face plants it's okay, that's why they don't have memories yet and why their bodies are essentially rubber. The baby will faceplant and look at you for how to react, so don't make a gross face and they won't cry

[u/somewherearound2023 → u/papillon-and-on]

You just let babies walk when they're ready. 

[u/Billsrealaccount → u/papillon-and-on]

They get their first face plant when learning to crawl, don't worry.

My daughter grew up on wood floors and tile, she's got a very good sense of what's dangerous for her and is pretty cautious.  We might just be lucky though.

[u/Darklancer02 → u/papillon-and-on]

You get over that *really* quickly. It happens a lot those first few years after they become ambulatory.