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[–]anderson-koala 110 points111 points ago

My biggest fear is that its head will fall off if i don't hold him or her properly.

[–]whosinthetrunk[S] 65 points66 points ago

and it will

[–]CutieMess[!] 65 points66 points ago

Like this?

NSFW?

[–]juvee 60 points61 points ago

eww man mark it nsfw

[–]timothygruich 42 points43 points ago

That is fucking disgusting. Belongs in /r/gore. DON'T CLICK THE GIF AT WORK

[–]Tarbourite 2 points3 points ago

You get the same number of upvotes from me as the number of frames in your gif.

[–]Tahns 4 points5 points ago

Then it will roll right down their triangle

[–]Nexarc 1 point2 points ago

did you actually make that for this comment?

[–]CutieMess[!] 0 points1 point ago

Nope, googled the image and uploaded to imgur.

[–]--Repetitive-- 0 points1 point ago

googled the gif

FTFY

[–]Batman_Von_Suparman2 1 point2 points ago

nope nope nope. not clicking. fuck that.

[–]RedditaddictNL 0 points1 point ago

Did not clicked, but it's your cake day I suppose...

[–]skyman724 0 points1 point ago

Risky click.

Barely worth it.

[–]grubtubs -1 points0 points ago

Happy Cake-Day!

[–]keejee 1 point2 points ago

Happy cake day you whore!

I hope you choke while eating your imaginary cake!

[–]CutieMess[!] 3 points4 points ago

why thank you :)

[–]Quackenstein 18 points19 points ago

When my daughter was born my wife (who already had 3 kids) noticed me holding her like a Faberge Egg and said, "Quackenstein, think about what she just went through. They're not that fragile."

[–]diegojones4 2 points3 points ago

Quackenstein is a brilliant nick name!

[–]Santa_Claauz 9 points10 points ago

Goddammit now I have a new fear about newborns.

[–]the_cooliest 4 points5 points ago

Can't even keep track of them all.

[–]timothygruich 1 point2 points ago

"I feel ya, bro."- Kate Gosling

[–]HeyFlo 8 points9 points ago

Just hold them like you would a football (the American variety) I work in childcare and lop them around like that the majority of my work day. Or you can go the dangle-hip route and hold them with your arm draped diagonally from arm-pit to between the legs with baby facing outwards.

Either way, their heads rarely fall off. Promise!

[–]Kixur413 14 points15 points ago

Thank you for specifying American. I would have drop kicked the next baby I held if you hadn't. :p

[–]HeyFlo 8 points9 points ago

You are welcome. You have enough dingos taking your babies, no need for fumbling football players knocking them off too.

[–]Nikki4321 2 points3 points ago

I laughed way to hard at that.

[–]abstractpaul 46 points47 points ago

At least Simba always lands on his feet

[–]JJEE 49 points50 points ago

Someone should've reminded Mufasa that he was a cat.

[–]BritishMongrel 50 points51 points ago

I can't help feeling it was the thousand or so wildebeest hooves and horns that fucked him up, not the drop.

[–]JJEE 16 points17 points ago

Pfft. No way. He got trampled only because he was on his back. Know what they call it when a lion meets a wildebeest feet first? That's pouncing, son.

[–]360walkaway 7 points8 points ago

I never understood why the wildebeest herd didn't notice that the fucking king of their land was falling down on top of them. I'm assuming they were also at Simba's presentation earlier on, so they knew who the guy was.

But no, they keep running over and trampling Mufasa because three hyenas (including retarded Ed who was probably sniffing and laughing at his ballsack while all this was happening) were barking and snapping at them.

[–]Coldbread 0 points1 point ago

Wildebeest don't stampede for 3 hyenas, no, they fuck the hyenas up and go back to what they were doing.

[–]timothygruich 0 points1 point ago

Pretty sure it was the ground

[–]melance 3 points4 points ago

For a second at least...then his legs splay out and he goes splat. Now who's going to be the king?

[–]Jehps 7 points8 points ago

That would be such a shame.. He just couldn't wait to be king.

[–]e42343 24 points25 points ago

Whenever I get to hold a baby for the first time I always mention how I've gotten better at it over the last 18 months. It's funny to watch the parents' reaction. They never know quite how to react.

[–]justintsn 6 points7 points ago

Totally stealing this.

I hope you don't have a patent on it.

[–]e42343 3 points4 points ago

Have at it. Spread the love/fear/confusion. Extra points if you can safely fake a trip now and then.

[–]the_cooliest 24 points25 points ago

I want to hear a "I dropped a baby" story. Aaaand GO!

[–]jshg123 41 points42 points ago

My daughter climbed out of her crib and fell onto the floor when she was a year old. My wife and I were watching her on the video monitor on my computer as she was trying to climb out. I should have gone and stopped her, but I was too busy muttering to myself, "there's no way she's going to climb out by herself."

I just happened to hit Print Screen the moment she was falling out. She was fine after crying for a bit.

[–]timothygruich 23 points24 points ago

Holy shit... the new Paranormal Activity looks AWESOME.

[–]the_cooliest 5 points6 points ago

Your daughter is a future daredevil.

[–]jshg123 9 points10 points ago

[–]Fynn_the_Finger 5 points6 points ago

My parents inform me that I did that, once.

My brother on the other hand never learned his lesson.

My daughter on the other hand appears to be smarter than her dad in that regard... and in many many others.

[–]CTRL_ALT_RAPE 2 points3 points ago

infants aren't as delicate as you think, also, less mass means less damage.

[–]ShitEagle 1 point2 points ago

HAHA

[–]pungkow 2 points3 points ago

reminds me of the Mitch Hedberg joke "I went golfing once. I didn't get a hole in one, but I did hit a guy, and that was much more satisfying. I would have yelled 'FORE!', but I was too busy muttering 'a'int no way that ball's gonna hit that guy."

[–]jshg123 0 points1 point ago

Exactly what I was thinking of as I typed it. And exactly what I was thinking when it actually happened.

[–]sidewaysplatypus 2 points3 points ago

They always do that, don't they? "There's no way he/she can possibly manage to--oh shit"

[–]JamesTheGodMason 19 points20 points ago

I dropped my 6-month old on the bed the other day. She loved it... You didn't say it had to be an entertaining dropped a baby story.

[–]the_cooliest 6 points7 points ago

Best story ever!

[–]IplayTheGuitarBetter 5 points6 points ago

Not a human baby, but a baby dog, dropped it, and after i picked it up she was cross-eyed and had her tongue sticking out, i panicked, she wasn't even moving, but after about 10 seconds she started to move again and i put her on my arms and started petting her, gladly shes ok, and shes one happy dog.

[–]Yoyo8 3 points4 points ago

Now because of this comment, I am terrified to carry a baby.

[–]the_cooliest 1 point2 points ago

Now I am sad :(

[–]andreylosev 2 points3 points ago

Well, what did you expect?

[–]UTvolmntman 2 points3 points ago

My 4 month old and myself fell down 2 flights of stairs in Vail. I literally ran to the Hosipital with him bleeding all over me. He's 6 now and ok.

[–]TacoRedneck 1 point2 points ago

thats fucked uply comical

[–]whosinthetrunk[S] 7 points8 points ago

[–]momentgenerating 30 points31 points ago

I was able to pinch a loaf and wipe the butthole in the amount of time it took that gif to load.

[–]bbom 8 points9 points ago

Thank you for the heads up. Otherwise I probably would've punched my laptop.

[–]Adrepok 1 point2 points ago

Sounds like you may have an anger problem there mate

[–]e42343 0 points1 point ago

You either have fast bowels or a slow internet connection. The best I could do was take half a piss.

[–]Lanaru 4 points5 points ago

I like how they all follow the baby's movement with their heads like they would at a tennis game.

[–]TheeLinker 2 points3 points ago

It almost loops well enough that it looks like a steady stream of babies coming from the sky, and that guy's just passing them back as they come.

[–]ZeroDivided714 1 point2 points ago

WTF is wrong with people?

[–]Nipe7 5 points6 points ago

They're on the internet

[–]ZeroDivided714 2 points3 points ago

I meant the people in the .gif.

[–]wineismygod 1 point2 points ago

For 500 years, worshippers at a Muslim shrine in western India have continued the tradition -- a rite considered to bring good health and good luck to the children

Holy crap people are stupid. "Hmmmm, what would bring good health to a newborn? I know! Let's toss it off a roof into a small blanket!"

[–]Sanity_prevails -1 points0 points ago

where is this hosted, on a potato?

[–]haiku_robot 0 points1 point ago

I want to hear a "
I dropped a baby" story. 
Aaaand GO!

[–]dreamlax 0 points1 point ago

Interesting that "Aaaand" is 4 syllables...

[–]ChiefBromden 2 points3 points ago

My wife works in neonatel ICU and says it's more common than you think people drop babies and it's not as common as you think that they are actually affected/hurt by it. Anecdotal, and she's only dropped one, but he was already almost dead anyway.

[–]MTL_throwaway1 8 points9 points ago

but he was already almost dead anyway.

oh god

[–]ChiefBromden 0 points1 point ago

I was making a funny, my wife has only ever lost 1 baby on her watch and it wasn't from dropping him. Well, she loses a kid every other night, usually multiple times, but always brings 'em back to life.

[–]timothygruich 0 points1 point ago

No need to explain. I thought that was freaking hilarious.

[–]oneofyou 2 points3 points ago

I saw my holier-than-thou brother-in-law put his baby in a cheap stocking at his moms house on christmas day and hang it up on the mantle like everyone was gonna pose by it and take pictures.

The stocking hanging loop broke and the baby fell like 4-5 feet and made an awful deep sounding thump. I don't remember what happened to it, I mean I guess it cried. Either way, my wife just went to visit for Christmas and told me he seems like a normal 4 year old now, so I guess it didn't die or anything.

[–]the_cooliest 1 point2 points ago

If he's okay that's a pretty great story to tell when he gets older. "This one time when you were a baby, we shoved you in a stocking to take pictures..." haha. But I'm glad it didn't go terribly wrong.

[–]corbanus 1 point2 points ago

I took a tumble down the stairs in my walker when I was a baby. I'm okay.

[–]sidewaysplatypus 1 point2 points ago

I work at a daycare and once slipped while holding one of the kids (I'd gone to get some supplies and our fishtank in the lobby had leaked water into the hallway I was walking through--couldn't see it on the tile). I somehow ended up doing the splits as I fell and the kid stayed on my hip, totally unhurt. My knee hurt like an s.o.b. but at least the baby was ok...

[–]pieman47 0 points1 point ago

There was an askreddit thread a while ago with a comment posted by a girl who was babysitting, dropped the baby, and killed it. I don't have a link, but I'm a trustworthy guy.

[–]renzerbull 25 points26 points ago

your biggest fear should be that big self destruct buttom on the back of their heads... im no toching a babys head ever

[–]Dickbeard_The_Pirate 14 points15 points ago

I read that last sentence as a young, Mexican woman.

[–]CaptainFiddlebottom 3 points4 points ago

[–]thislittlemonkey 3 points4 points ago

You realise that head was perfectly capable of fitting though a vagina, right? Fontanelles are actually pretty tough. Heck, I poke them all the time doing neonatal examinations. Just treat them as gently as you'd treat the rest of the baby.

[–]ILikeLeptons 4 points5 points ago

so i guess kicking is still out then.

[–]TheHumanSuitcase 4 points5 points ago

Yes, that's a definite no-no

[–]Carter52 8 points9 points ago

What's this from? Is is a parody of the lion king or something?

[–]rage-quit 6 points7 points ago

It's from an old episode of Animaniacs.

Simba lands on his back and it cuts to Yakko who says something along the lines of "I thought cats always land on their feet?"

[–]HoescallmeSteve 6 points7 points ago

This doesn't look like the right animation style

[–]Carter52 4 points5 points ago

Oh, I guess I haven't seen that show in such a long time that I don't remember that episode

[–]Moonhowler22 13 points14 points ago

There's also a Lion King blooper reel that Disney made. It's hilarious. If you can spare 4 minutes, watch it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLcB82y55Vk

[–]greenRiverThriller 0 points1 point ago

I'm afraid I don't have 4 minutes right now.

[–]xXStytchXx 0 points1 point ago

Mufasa looks pretty high around 1:09.

[–]uhleckseee 0 points1 point ago

No, it's actually from the Blu Ray of The Lion King that has special features, including "bloopers."

Link

EDIT: Moonhowler22 below me already linked this. Sorry about that.

[–]Novaova 152 points153 points ago

Someone comes at me wanting to hand off a baby, I just say no. Fuck that. I'm not holding your little squirming snot-and-drool-glazed vomit and shit grub with its horrible slimy hands and surprising strength which it uses to (inexplicably) try to break out of my grip and hurl itself to the floor.

No fucking way. Fuck your kid. You hold it. Or find a grandparent and make them do it.

[–]juicertons 78 points79 points ago

I am seeing a lot of upvoted overly aggressive responses on Reddit today...

[–]SergeantSkittles 85 points86 points ago

It would definitely be interesting to witness in real life though.

Normal: "Wanna hold my baby?" "Nope."

Not normal: "Wanna hold my baby? "Why the FUCK WOULD I WANT TO HOLD YOUR SLOBBERING PARASITE QUIT PUSHING THAT SHIT STAINED OVERGROWN RAT INTO MY ARMS YOU SELFISH ATTENTION WHORE"

[–]panzercaptain 27 points28 points ago

Wait, are you insinuating that people exaggerate on the internet? I..I think I need to sit down..

[–]lmYOLOao 29 points30 points ago

YOU'RE JUST GONNA FUCKING SIT DOWN? LIKE A PANSY? WHY NOT JUST STAND UP AND STOP BEING A DOUCHE ABOUT IT? "OH, LOOK AT ME! I NEED TO SIT DOWN!"

[–]CellularBeing 1 point2 points ago

What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I'm the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words.

[–]lmYOLOao 0 points1 point ago

fight me irl bro

[–]RabidHexley 5 points6 points ago

His post did open with "I just say no". I believe the rest was just his thoughts on the matter, good sir.

[–]Novaova 3 points4 points ago

I'm not a guy, but thanks for covering for me.

[–]SergeantSkittles -1 points0 points ago

Yeah, it's interesting to see the disconnect between what we say versus what we really think.

[–]orzof 7 points8 points ago

You forget to call them a breeder. That's always the sign of fun times being had.

[–]Novaova 2 points3 points ago

Did you know that sometime people think really rude and funny things to themselves, but are outwardly polite? It's true! It's entirely plausible that someone would think the "not normal" response but say the "normal" one.

[–]salec1 5 points6 points ago

Fuck you

[–]timothygruich 2 points3 points ago

Yup... /r/askshittyparent used to be clean, ignorant good hearted humor. Now it's more and more about abusive and unclever questions and answers

[–]Geroy21 1 point2 points ago

BRO, DOES YOUR BABY EVEN LIFT?

[–]thaw12 -1 points0 points ago

The person you replied to seemed to have a, well, not so enchanting experience with infants.

[–]Tashre 0 points1 point ago

2edgy4u!

[–]random314 27 points28 points ago

Who the hell does that? I would never ask anyone else not closely related to me to hold my baby.

[–]Albaek 10 points11 points ago

It's pretty common to ask "do you want to hold him/her?". I don't really see why Reddit has a big problem with this.

[–]Novaova 5 points6 points ago

If that's how it happened, I'd be totally cool with that. What you describe is the polite way to handle the situation. My beef is with the people who just shove a baby at me without warning.

[–]random314 1 point2 points ago

The way I see it.

The more people that hold the baby the more chances of the baby being dropped, hurt, or get germs.

Our pediatrician told me that a baby that's just a few month old absolutely must not get sick, it can be fatal.

[–]Albaek 0 points1 point ago

I suppose you're right on the germs matter - I actually never considered that.. That said, I have never heard of someone dropping another's baby .. Or their own for that matter.

[–]Novaova 14 points15 points ago

I admire your sense, and I wish more people had it.

[–]josephsh 4 points5 points ago

Are they asking if you want to hold it? Some people like babies

[–]Novaova 1 point2 points ago

I'm sure in their perception of reality, they are asking me. However what they do is push the baby at me in such a way that I am obligated to meet them halfway or else the baby may fall, while saying something like "hold (name here) please?"

So no, not really. It's not as if they are holding their own child, ask me for my consent, then do the hand-off. That would be ideal, because it would give me the opportunity to say no. Instead they hit me with surprise baby and cover their rudeness with the half-asked "question."

[–]TheDoktorIsIn 8 points9 points ago

My gf's friend recently had a baby, and she's all "YOU HAVE TO COME SEE IT! YOU HAVE TO HOLD IT!" Hell no I'm not touching that thing.

[–]antpile11 4 points5 points ago

You might like /r/childfree.

[–]Novaova 2 points3 points ago

Thank you for the suggestion. However, I've subscribed to and then unsubscribed from that sub-Reddit in the past. It was a bit too strident and echo-chamber-ish for my preference.

I know my OP in this thread is pretty over-the-top, but that was for humorous effect.

[–]Boomanchu 3 points4 points ago

a bit too echo-chamber-ish for my preference.

And yet, here we are on Reddit.

[–]Novaova 0 points1 point ago

I know, right? =D

[–]RGIIIsus 3 points4 points ago

And then you drop the baby and he is caught by the two onlooking giraffes and gets carried in a wave of beautiful singing animals until he is back on the rock, upon which the face of a lion will appear on the sky next to a singing hippo and a dancing dog. Oooh ooh ooh ohh ooh ooh ohh ohh ooh eeaa bam bam baweeee.

[–]I_Just_Queefed_AMA 3 points4 points ago

So sayeth the lord.

[–]speedballkills 4 points5 points ago

Damn it! It's got to be in the timing... or title... or something...

http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1759gv/when_my_only_successful_post_is_someone_elses_cat/

[–]chuuchhackz 2 points3 points ago

it's all in the hips

[–]bi11iam 1 point2 points ago

It's the title. Not too easy on the eyes.

[–]HylianAssassinGirl 5 points6 points ago

I'm looking at this in my Latin class and I'm doing my best to keep a straight face.

[–]timothygruich 1 point2 points ago

How do you say "Simba went to a nice farm where he could run and play with the other Simbas" in latin?

[–]tunabomber 5 points6 points ago

We had our son in Ohio and both of our families came in from Pittsburgh to see him. He was napping when everyone arrived. I took a teddy bear, wrapped it up real nice, walked into the room full of family members, tripped and fell directly on the teddy bear. It was then I finally realized after 34 years that some jokes just aren't worth it. Women were sobbing. I mean sobbing.

[–]maybeacreativetype 4 points5 points ago

Whenever I hold a baby, everyone yells "D'AWWWW" and asks when I'm going to have one. That's a big enough deterrent.

[–]timothygruich 2 points3 points ago

After 12 years of trying and thinking I'd finally silenced those comments- it immediately becomes "DAWWW! When are you guys having another???"

...feelsbadman.jpg

[–]FunTimesInDreamland 2 points3 points ago

Not completely related, but when I was a little younger than one year old, my parents had me out on the deck in our back yard, and the balusters on the stairs were much farther apart than they should have been. I was a speedy little tyke, and somehow managed to run right off of one of the top stairs, which was probably 6 feet up. My mum said my dad ran across the entire backyard with a speed unexplained by modern science, and managed to catch me by my leg before I split my skull open on the patio stones below.

[–]hammerheadsmiley 0 points1 point ago

Avoid behaving like a baboon atop a large rock and this can be prevented.

[–]Relahtees 1 point2 points ago

The Circle of Life taking place

[–]Foolie 0 points1 point ago

pink pajamas, penguins on the bottom

[–]Onze 0 points1 point ago

Its cool, my dad fell down the stair with me when I was 4 years old. I didn't clean your car but I hit it with a rock.

[–]quintuple_mi 0 points1 point ago

I think you may have some drain bamage

[–]Fuckin_Hipster 0 points1 point ago

I won't hold someone else's kid until they can hold their own head up right.

[–]SweetNeo85 1 point2 points ago

Reminds me of this post.

[–]iamrenata -2 points-1 points ago

LOL this really cracked me up but babies so soooooo strong.... the ob pulls them out by the neck so, i think you'll be fine

[–]Keephating 0 points1 point ago

[–]kungfu_anal 1 point2 points ago

I refused to hold a newborn until I had my own.

[–]bigpamperino 0 points1 point ago

Please don't hand me your baby to hold I'm terrified that I will drop it, and it gets worse when you insist. Don't do it

[–]MainManBlackDynamite 0 points1 point ago

I think of Lennie from Of Mice and Men. And rabbits.

[–]360walkaway 1 point2 points ago

Seriously... I always do a quick safety check when someone hands me a baby.

  1. Anything slippery on the floor within 20 feet?

  2. Slowest possible handing over of said baby?

  3. Any windows open nearby?

  4. Anything with a sharp corner on it nearby (cabinet, table, TV stand, etc.)?

  5. Do I need to sneeze?

[–]timothygruich 1 point2 points ago

"I totally forgot about step 3."- Eric Clapton

[–]360walkaway 1 point2 points ago

Michael Jackson too.

[–]HiFiWiFiSciFi 1 point2 points ago

I dropped one of my nephews when I was about 10. (He was fine. I cried for longer.)

I have in the 20 some years hence NEVER held somebody else's baby, and only held my own because I kinda had to.

[–]IIGe0II 1 point2 points ago

There was a story in an AskReddit thread someone told about how they were baby sitting and he just dropped the baby. Died instantly.

[–]tavarner17 2 points3 points ago

I swear babies are actively trying to commit suicide and make it look like someone else's fault.

[–]rismeyes 2 points3 points ago

Babies are scary, OK? They have giant eyes, and come on, the soft spot? If there's gonna be a self-destruct button, at least hide it somewhere it won't accidentally get pressed!

[–]cank3r 0 points1 point ago

I have never laughed so hard on reddit, thanks !

[–]coba1t 0 points1 point ago

I once came close to lifting a newborn up into a ceiling fan. Still scares me till this day.

[–]Reefpirate 0 points1 point ago

Yea, when my cousin had a baby and I went to visit him and his wife in the hospital, they inevitably asked me if I wanted to hold the baby. It was awkward, but I had to refuse. They thought it was really funny that I wouldn't want to hold their baby, but I really didn't want to take the risk!

[–]ravelle 0 points1 point ago

YOU'RE NOT HOLDING HIM RIGHT. JESUS, THE HEAD, HOLD HIS HEAD.

[–]mattspamp 0 points1 point ago

**dream

[–]timothygruich 0 points1 point ago

Is there a longer, smoother version of this gif?... if not, we should band together to make one.

[–]pinkpussylips 1 point2 points ago

SAIL!

[–]emoheart1995 1 point2 points ago

I have that video on my Youtube favorites play list.

[–]petite_cherie 0 points1 point ago

On the first day of my Ob/Gyn rotation as a student, I told my boyfriend how nervous I was. I asked him what he thought they would do if I dropped a newborn and he said "they will probably send you home". So, I headed to the hospital and it turned out I was a day early for the beginning of my 5 week rotation. I was told to go home and come back tomorrow. I returned home, walked into my house, and with the most downtrodden expression looked at my boyfriend and said, "I dropped a baby". (He didn't believe me, but I thought it was perfect)

[–]khotch 1 point2 points ago

I worry about getting barfed on

[–]Andumssssssssss 0 points1 point ago

I've never held a newborn and I never will. Solely because of this fear.

[–]SirRonaldofBurgundy 0 points1 point ago

AMA request: somebody who has dropped a friend's baby.

[–]loLZokaY 0 points1 point ago

that'll shorten the movie a bit!

[–]MP-G 0 points1 point ago

I worry about not supporting it's head/neck properly and having it's neck snap or something.

[–]condor216 0 points1 point ago

About one hundred yards from the front door of the house i grew up in is the house of a family, every one of their offspring has been held and subsequently dropped by my father. My father does not have the same issue wit his own children or any others, as far as i know. I will just never understand why they would still allow him to hold their children or why he kept accepting.

[–]mcquackers 0 points1 point ago

This happened at a crawfish boil, where the dude tripped and the baby fell into a huge pot of boiling water. Needless to say he got a certified ass beating out of it. Linky.

[–]Lots42 0 points1 point ago

WHY WOULD YOU EVEN TELL ME THAT HAPPENED?

[–]treesoclock 0 points1 point ago

Thing is... toddlers try to make that happen. They practically leap out of your arms at something shiny.

[–]smruggles 0 points1 point ago

My biggest fear is pushing their self-destruct button [on the back of their teeny tiny heads]...

[–]Kryptogreen 0 points1 point ago

So true..

[–]birddancer 0 points1 point ago

Strangely this is how I feel when I see kids holding babies.

[–]Birch_Tree 0 points1 point ago

Like father, like son.

[–]SKSmokes 0 points1 point ago

You won't do that. You'll try to tuck and roll onto your back while not harming the baby.

Whether you're successful or not depends on your acrobatics skill of course.

[–]Lots42 0 points1 point ago

My acrobatics skill is in the negatives.

[–]Kingsley0 0 points1 point ago

1 reason why I'm afraid to have kids.

[–]5tation 0 points1 point ago

No worries, those things are tougher than you think.

[–]jmlinden7 0 points1 point ago

It's simple, you just hold it like you'd hold a football:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAUkc_60uAk

[–]bugsy987 0 points1 point ago

Wasn't a baby, but small child. To encourage her to brush her teeth I gave her a piggy-back to the bathroom. Wet towel on floor caused me to basically fall on top of her. She was ok but I was traumatized.

[–]diegojones4 0 points1 point ago

I'll always say this in circumstances like this even though everyone thinks I'm crap. I just hope that their are others.

Babies creep me out in a major way. I don't find them cute and they scare me like clowns. Until they can walk and talk, I have issues.

[–]playingnice 1 point2 points ago

And the newborn's same fear.

[–]OGWillikers 0 points1 point ago

When I was 13, I was running through the house holding my 2 year-old little brother because it made him laugh. Tripped.

I managed to spin myself in the air and land on my back/shoulder. Didn't drop him. Good times.

[–]rodrib1 0 points1 point ago

Dying.. Great post though.

[–]Macpherb 0 points1 point ago

Maybe stay away from cliffs when holding a newborn

[–]JamesR624 0 points1 point ago

"It's the circle of liiii-OH SHIT!"

[–]Go-Go_Pun_Thread 1 point2 points ago

I'd be lion if I said this wasn't a fear for me as well.

[–]phathead 0 points1 point ago

It would Scar me for life.

[–]waggle238 1 point2 points ago

You should be able to take pride in that!

[–]Ccm120 3 points4 points ago

That's enough monkey business

[–]chazzeromus 1 point2 points ago

My cousin has apraxia because of me because I left him unattended. I still live to this day with that guilt.

[–]Jrook -2 points-1 points ago

Oh sure MJ dangles a baby out of a window and everybody freaks out, but when Niki Manaj does it, its hilarious.