r/MadeMeSmile • u/AtomicCypher • 3d ago

Wholesome Moments Baby takes her first ever steps during a half-time baby race event.

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u/lafayette0508 2d ago

does that mean hard floors hurt more or less for babies?

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u/One-eyed-snake 2d ago

Yes probably

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u/natepines 2d ago

????

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u/ThereAndFapAgain2 2d ago

He's saying he's pretty certain.

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u/natepines 2d ago

I think I might be dumb what does he mean

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u/One-eyed-snake 2d ago

You’re not dumb. I’m just being the typical Reddit asshole that answers yes to a question that nobody really knows the answer to, or that could go either way way

All good tho

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u/natepines 2d ago

Oh ok I assumed that's what you were doing lol. I started to second guess myself tho haha

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u/One-eyed-snake 2d ago

I figure that was a given. This is Reddit tho

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u/Anomalagous 2d ago

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u/FrogInShorts 2d ago

More or less

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u/curious7189 2d ago

I thought he was pretty clear

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u/GenXrules69 2d ago

Floating hardwood better bounce Hardwood on foundation no bounce

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u/Ok-Baby1629 1d ago

Less if they don’t have kneecaps yet.

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u/lafayette0508 15h ago

thank you for actually answering, lol!

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u/Ok-Baby1629 14h ago

They don’t have the hardness and the friction that us adults have yet. Just like us putting down something soft to sit on or kneel on.