Thursday, 29 October 2009

  • 5 Things About Babies I Know Are True But Cannot Prove

    5 Things About Babies I Know Are True But Cannot Prove
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    Five Things About Babies I Know Are True But Cannot Prove

     1) Babies can hear your eyelids close and can smell how tired you are. Both of these senses activate a special adrenal gland in the baby that causes them to become wide awake and want to play until 3am.

    2) Changing a babies diaper causes a baby to need another diaper change immediately. This endless cycle is meant to drive parents crazy making it easier for baby to begin the process of wrapping the parent around their finger for future manipulation.

    3) The smell of baby poop can keep away all predators in a 100 mile radius.

    4) If you are wearing a clean shirt or are getting ready to go to work/ out on a date a baby will purposly spit up on you. This is to prevent other babies from claiming you as their dady or mommy  in much the same fashion as a dog marks his territory.

    5) Babies can instinctivly tell how much breast milk is stored in the refridgerator and in what size bottles it is stored. If you have 4 oz bottles the baby will cry and casue you to warm up two of them were as he will only drink 5 of the 8 ounces before falling asleep. If you use larger bottles he will cry until you warm up the bottle and then promptly fall asleep before the feeding.

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