Few days ago at a public place, I saw this little kid must be around a year and a half old, sitting down on the floor and crying out as loud as he could. The way he was crying I could make out that he was in demand of something. His father was sitting out there but was not budging into his tantrums, so the next I could see is the little boy slept on the floor and started banging his head to the ground but I was watching he was very careful about his head making sure he was safe and just show it to his father to get his demands fulfilled.

Honestly I was feeling like laughing seeing his fuss but his father was already feeling embarrassed with the tantrums so I was controlling my laugh.
Finally the father got so fed up that he lifted up his boy and as soon as he lifted him up the boy absolutely became quiet and no crying, sobbing at all.

I was thinking how these little kids have the knack of getting their demands fulfilled. They exactly know where to pull your strings so that you don't have a choice but to give in.

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My friend's baby who is around 2 years old, as such he's a very good baby but I see him doing almost similar things, when he wants something then he can bring the whole world down and once he gets, it's like nothing ever happened.
I wish we adults could also do the same to get our way out... 🤣🤣

Most of the time I see them fussing out when they want to be lifted specially by their mothers, else for other things their attention can always be drifted. Even when my son was a baby it was the same. He always wanted to be lifted up by me and he would create a hell if I would not.

All these little tiny tots want is their parents love and affection and they want it all the time. But as they grow up these innocent tricks get lost on the way. I wish that bonding of a child with his parents always stay the same as it is in the days when they are very young and they are so much in need of each other.

Babies are like Angels full of innocence and love. Wish we could all retain our childhood innocence for all our lives.

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