well then, maybe babies should've died out long time ago due to survival of the fittest.
Babies ain't fit for **** . Actually ******** is the only thing they're fit for.
What ****** ? Survival of the fittest for infants? Survival of the fittest is for fully trained adults.
It's the responsibility of the parents to ensure their offspring make it to maturity you edgy lil **** .
I can't believe i read something that retarded.
Because of stuff like the post. They cry for nothing, they're illogical, sometimes evil, sometimes they don't even understand what you're saying. I suppose it gets better when they're teenagers, but that's when they start to be rebellious. When they're finally adults and reasonable human beings, it's time for them to move out. You just can't win.
Because they were just ******* born, you gotta teach them.
Well raised kids aren't rebellious twats when they are teenagers. When they are adults, they are still part of your family, **** , they'll probably appreciate you more then.
Expecting a newborn to be logical is the dumbest thing i've ever heard
So I've got 5 younger siblings, and yes, they're incredibly annoying a decent portion of the time
Buuuut I wouldn't trade 'em for anything, either. It's pretty easy to see the negative side of kids, but there are a lot of nice things too. Quick example: one time, my littlest brother did something and wanted to blame it on Satan, but couldn't remember his name.
Mom: "Why'd you do the thing?"
Brother: "You know God?"
Mom: "Yes . . ?"
Brother: "Well, the other guy made me do it."
I don't know the word for it but for babies, crying is a way of getting what they want. They learn it fast and will realize they can't get what they want just by crying many-many years later.
The only solution is to pick him up and give some other activity to do than staring at the not-so-childproof wall.
The problem is that never responding to crying is extremely bad. You need to respond to the kid in some way, otherwise the child could be in actual serious pain and nothing would be done. Crying is an innate response for the child getting his/her simple needs.
Up till 18 months, the kid can't even tell that the reflection in the mirror isn't another person, you really think that they're going to understand that "Crying about this is going to get me attention and crying about this isn't?" Kids are dumb like that. They usually mellow out after crying for too long, but training them not to cry is bad for them. It leads to needs-neglect and I've read about some recent studies that have shown that the constant state of stress (and thus the release of stress hormones) for a crying baby that is left to cry has bad effects on their brain development.