Today, I was carrying my four-month-old son in a checkout line. An older couple behind us remarked that I would spoil my son if I carried him everywhere. My son responded by projectile vomiting all over the wife, then looked at me and giggled. FML
Pandamomma
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hi. OP here. I said FML because I ended up having to apologize and act as if I was sincere. I failed miserably and ended up laughing hysterically. I did feel a little bad.
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brainymes 30
Since when is it a crime to carry a four month old?!
pratikp03 22
Your kid is awesome
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Erery 16
Lol THEY deserved it
nitsud82 14
This isn't an FML. Sounds to me like your kid just has your back.
lauraamyyx 2
Your son is a legend!
nialls_girl 13
Okay that's actually funny...not right then though.
SwissChai 1
SATAN
LingLing2482 3
Your baby is wonderful. He will love you forever
snogard 3
hahahaha they deserved it.. who cares if you spoil him? a child can be well behaved yet totally spoiled... dont let someone get u down by saying stupid sh*t :D
geekbait 5
I would have busted up laughing, you don't even know
blackonblight 33
As much contact as possible is recommended for healthy development. Infant nervous systems require an external psychobiological regulator. Mammals develop what is called limbic resonance with those close to them, and a strong limbic regulator is essential to develop the parts of the brain that control things like interaction with others, empathy, etc. Those deprived of limbic regulators in development tend to show sociopathic traits. Or at least that's what the paper on neurobiology of morals and attachment I read a while back said.
J_Jay98 21
They deserved it. Who doesn't want to hold a 4 month old baby?!? They are precious. And yeah a new parent wants to hold their baby all the time. So screw someone who isn't a nurturing parent has no right to judge you. She deserves it.