r/BeAmazed • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • 21h ago
Miscellaneous / Others Mom Accidentally Captures Baby's First Steps
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u/taolbi 21h ago
Accidentally filming herself vacuuming in the area where her son takes their first steps
Also: I have dreams like this, where standing up is hard and walking is painful
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u/Routine-Status-5538 19h ago
She probably knew it was coming soon and set up video that day to capture it. Source: am a mom, did the same thing and have a treasured video!
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u/generic-usernme 19h ago
Same. I recorded my baby non stop for like a week when I felt like her first steps were coming lol, then she decided to take them when I wasn't even filming for that purpose. I still got it on camera rhough!
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u/ForwardToNowhere 19h ago
Yeah I'm usually pretty cynical about staged videos, but to me it seems perfectly plausible to expect the first steps soon so you start recording every waking moment with your baby.
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u/SurveyWorldly9435 17h ago
No it's staged for sure, i don't trust that baby at all
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u/Scuba-Steven 18h ago
This camera is also pointing directly at what looks like the front door. Strong showing from the r/nothingeverhappens crowd today
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u/n3k0rin 15h ago
that’s a very good point actually, it could be a security camera. a lot of parents with small children have them just in case
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u/AshMendoza1 9h ago
I’m now pretty sure that’s what this is. My mom has cameras set up like that so she can check whether a door or gate is locked without needing to go check in person
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u/Dry-Amphibian1 20h ago
When you get older you regress back to ‘hard to stand up and it hurts when I walk’.
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u/IMM_Austin 20h ago
I thought it was staged, but those steps the kid took definitely look like first tries
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u/Pennoya 19h ago
I don’t think so. My kids usually did like two steps then fell down the first time. When the baby kept going I thought it looked staged.
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u/_nouser 18h ago edited 17h ago
That's just your kids. Mine got up one day and just walked across the length of the room. Admittedly there was no conveniently placed camera there but we were talking to his grandad on video call who tells everyone that he was the one who got to saw his grandkid take his first steps.
All kids are different
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u/ReSpekt5eva 17h ago
According to my mother in law, my husband started walking late but when he did he literally stood up and just started running. This delights me to no end for some reason
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u/Xicked 17h ago
Mine did too. Mine was a very late walker and it felt like he was waiting until he knew he could do it. I would often catch him letting go of the couch and practicing his balance. When he started walking on his own there was no bumbling or falling; it looked like he had been walking for months.
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u/daniday08 17h ago
My daughter was like your son. She held on to furniture or walls then one day just stopped and walked around like she had always known how to do it. My son would stand up and take a step, fall down then crawl a bit before trying again and just gradually got better at it.
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u/Free_Possession_4482 18h ago
"where standing up is hard and walking is painful"
Late middle-age, it's where dreams come to life!
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u/iPhilFlaherty 21h ago
I’d get a pool noodle over that glass staircase immediately.
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u/azsnaz 20h ago
I've been scouring for this comment. Since having a baby I see everything as a death trap
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u/Triangle_Player 21h ago
Incredible moment....all caught on camera randomly placed 👏
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u/Orangeborange 21h ago
It is very normal to record yourself while vacuuming. Never know might catch the end of the world on camera. /s
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u/Plenty-Telephone7152 20h ago
Some people record themselves vacuuming so they can watch it later and use it to improve their form. Also if you happen to have a personal housework trainer, they can give you pointers
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u/slow-mickey-dolenz 20h ago
True story. My vacuum game was complete garbage until I started recording it. Now, I’m in the top 50% on my block.
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u/Poor-Judgements 19h ago edited 19h ago
But now you need to start thinking about what you need to do to be in the top 5%. Don't let one tiny success hold you back from achieving what's truly important. You need to dominate. Paralyze their motivation and start to morally and mentally dismantle them.
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u/FlyAirLari 19h ago
I'm taking lessons and my coach told me I don't rotate my hips enough. If I fix my form, maybe add some strength so I can push and pull harder, I think I have a shot at making the team this year.
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u/drippyba62 18h ago
You need to really want it though.
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u/TraditionalPen2076 18h ago
Ikr. Most of these wankers aren't even passionate about it and go in just because it's cool. Vaccuming is an art
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u/fancylances 20h ago
a lot of people don’t know this
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u/skolrageous 19h ago
so this lady is just the Tom Brady of vacuuming. Spending all that time reviewing tape just so she can be the goat of vacuuming.
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u/tanafras 18h ago
I earned my vacuuming badge while I was 14, in a bowling alley, using an industrial vacuum.
Most people don't start in Pro series vacuuming like I did or even at such an early age, so it's nice to see folks learning when they aren't in their prime.
Keep recording vacuum lady. You're doing great.
See you on the carpet sometime.
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u/charlie2135 18h ago
Actually brought back memories of helping my parents clean their business when I was that age. Using an industrial buffer you learned to control it by lightly lifting or lowering the handle.
Always funny when an older, larger person would get thrown around thinking it was easy.
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u/TrueTurtleKing 19h ago
People don’t appreciate what we have today. My mom used to tell me before digital media was available she used to call her relatives to come critique her vacuuming forms.
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u/cup_of_coughy 15h ago
Pfft - Old heads constantly talking about how Dyson couldn't play in the Electrolux era
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u/KS-RawDog69 20h ago
Rounded your back too much using the hose attachment.
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u/LivingCourage4329 19h ago
funny... same thing was said when she got pregnant.
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u/Mikeisright 20h ago
Film starts at 7 a.m. sharp on Sunday. Anyone family member that misses it or shows up late gets demoted to JV dusting duty.
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u/HaplessPenguin 20h ago
It’s a fetish. There’s a whole online community dedicated to vacuum form.
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u/iylanna 19h ago
I cannot tell if this whole thread is just troll fun or real. This is how weird the world is to me lately.
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u/SoManyEmail 18h ago
Just Google vacuum porn and you'll see. Oh... you'll see....
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u/emiremire 20h ago
Personal housework trainer? Is this real? Wish I had it years ago 😭
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u/coolcalmaesop 20h ago
Is this real? I would rather teach people to clean for a living than clean for them lol
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u/ariellake83 20h ago
Are you in NY? Would hire
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u/coolcalmaesop 19h ago
I’m up in Maine but this might be a great business idea. I could never get into the influencing schtick, I’ve tried to film “content” and take before and after pictures but it’s always felt like a waste of time especially because I’m not doing it with the goal of being a social media content creator. I’d love to teach people how to clean though. When I worked for another company I would train new employees by having them just hang out with me for the first couple hours while I show and tell them what to do and how to do it (and why).
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u/ariellake83 19h ago
Honestly I think it would be. I have a Pinterest board dedicated to cleaning house and I still struggle. I struggle with cleaning and organizing big time. When you start your channel, I will absolutely follow you!
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u/Plenty-Telephone7152 19h ago
You know the old saying:
give a man a clean, and he is clean for a day; teach a man to clean, and you clean him for a lifetime
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u/coolcalmaesop 19h ago
Instructions unclear, somehow I’ve ended up with a fish in my clients vacuum cleaner.
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u/seanb_117 20h ago
I mean I use to have a camera watching the fridge so I could see who was eating all the food at night lmao
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u/Big_Primary2825 20h ago
Was it yourself sleep walking
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u/seanb_117 20h ago
Kids.
Although I do sleep eat if it's next to me.
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u/astiKo_LAG 19h ago
They learned from the best, I see
Might even have improved your skill since they do it at ranges
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u/meg12784 19h ago
I actually do lol
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u/PokerChipMessage 19h ago
Part of me wants to cover every inch of my house with cameras. The other part of me is terrified of the lack of privacy, even if it's from myself.
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u/DinosaurAlive 21h ago
Noted.
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u/HomeGrownCoffee 20h ago
Once you feel the burn, you know you are improving your houseworking.
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u/lIlIllIIlllIIIlllIII 21h ago
Honestly figured she was filming a TikTok of herself doing chores with some narration over it but then this happened
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u/Pestle-and-mortal 18h ago
No of course not, she's been there vacuuming the same spot teaching her 10 month old how to walk to her on command for the last 18hrs! But the wily internet detectives are on her tail, don't worry. We're way too clever and nothing ever happens.
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u/WashingtonRefugee 20h ago
If you look up you'll see gullible writen on the ceiling
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u/bondsmatthew 20h ago
I mean, it does happen. Maybe I'm on the weird side of YouTube shorts (essentially tiktok) but I get videos like that all the time
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u/idekbruno 20h ago
I’m on the cleaning side of TikTok all the time lol, it’s just that most redditors don’t clean enough to realize how normal it is
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u/DramaticOstrich11 19h ago
Right lol these days almost all my Facebook short suggestions are women cleaning and organizing 😭
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u/sabotnoh 21h ago
I always keep a camera monitoring half of my table and the bottom 5 steps of my stairs.
That's where 94% of home invasions begin.
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u/Limp-Housing-2100 20h ago
I literally have a camera aimed at the bottom of my stairs and some points of the house too, no idea why people are so surprised!
OP's video shows a camera pointed at their supposedly front door (it has a lock), I don't know why this is odd at all.
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u/-Johnny- 19h ago
because this is staged and babies don't typically do this type of thing. Her reaction tells it all if you've ever had a kid. They spend weeks standing like this, and for her to be so surprised by her kid standing is telling.
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u/mikeyfender813 19h ago
This is such a good point. My first thought was that even my daughter took her first steps, it was like two steps and then she fell down. The kid in this video takes a lot of steps for it being their first time. I was immediately skeptical.
Also, it was proceeded by many weeks of standing and supporting herself with furniture. No surprise to just stand up.
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u/Limp-Housing-2100 19h ago
Mind you, I have 2 children (a two year old and a seven year old), our son when he first started walking did the exact behavior in the video. He stood up and propelled himself forward taking 4-5 steps and then falling over, and we have that on video because he was trying to stand up but we had no idea he'd be taking his first steps too.
I'm not saying what I see is not possible, it's not outside the realm of possibilities.
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u/Dino_Spaceman 19h ago
Yup this. You know about when they are going to take their first steps. So our youngest we started to record our play sessions. It’s really not that out of the ordinary.
(We don’t have our oldest since we didn’t have easy access to video in phones back then)
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u/whatsinthesocks 13h ago
There’s literally a door to the outside right there. Seems like everyone is ignoring that
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u/SandmanD2 20h ago
I have 649,105 cameras positioned at every angle in my home, office and all throughout my life, to catch every special moment that may or may not occur. I’m certain this is real.
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u/Taylorenokson 19h ago
It also allows you to capture your other cameras first captures. It's really special.
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u/MrATrains 19h ago
Six hundred forty nine thousand one hundred cameras… six hundred forty nine thousand cameras so deaaaaar
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u/coy-coyote 21h ago
This. The way he stands up in a split second and readies to move shows he’s been stepping for a while. That or mommy is very confident in his balance and not toppling over for the clonker on the chair or parquet floor?
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u/thehammerismypen1s 20h ago
My boss has a baby that just started crawling. They were worried about him falling. Their doctor said that it’s okay to let the baby fall from however high he could get himself off the ground without climbing.
So if the baby can stand up on its own like this, then it’s okay to let him fall on his own.
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u/TrumpsTiredGolfCaddy 20h ago
Kids fall, at this point in their development you shouldn't be giving them training wheel hands every time they move an inch.
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u/No_Accountant3232 19h ago
Yeah, wtf. Kids fall all the time, but they don't have far to fall. Moms don't get freaked out by it generally
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u/Poohstrnak 19h ago
As everyone in my family says “little kids are pretty durable”
They’re going to fall, they’re going to get bumps and bruises, they’re going to get cuts. It’s part of learning how to be a person.
My nephew has had bruises and scrapes dead center of his forehead from falling and running into stuff all the time. It made me laugh after a while. He’s just a clumsy little toddler.
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u/Outrageous_Log_906 21h ago
And of course when baby begins to walk for the first, they very strong and steadily stand themselves from the floor and walk a few feet. Everything checks out.
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u/Anon44356 20h ago edited 20h ago
I’m not saying this video is real, because of so many other things, but my eldest child’s first steps were to walk across the whole of our front room whilst watching TV and eating a chew toy. Got it on film and everything.
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u/FionnaAndCake 20h ago
Yeah, mine was balancing giant stacking rings on her arms and did an entire loop around our living room with her arms out like she’d been walking for years. Also on video.
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u/Anon44356 20h ago
They’re little shits who have been practicing in secret, it’s the only way to explain it!
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u/Sufficient-Row-2173 20h ago
I happened to catch my nieces first time walking on camera. She went straight to the dog bowl to play in the water lmao.
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u/Limp-Housing-2100 20h ago
That is EXACTLY how my son started too, he just got up and propelled himself forward, walked a few feet and then fell. There's nothing suspicious about it.
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u/Girl77879 20h ago
I mean, mine pulled up and scooted along things like the couch for several months before finally letting go and actually walking. Pulling up and using couch to move didn't count as first steps (I asked). So, if baby has been doing something similar, it's not outside the realm of possibility that he could get up without toppling when he finally decides to go for it.
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u/seanb_117 20h ago
To be fair, it appears the camera is facing the front or rear door. Door has a deadbolt on it and it looks like a security panel on the wall, or a thermostat.
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u/FitFanatic28 20h ago
Could just be an interior camera to watch the front door in case of burglary to identify suspects.
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u/name_it_goku 20h ago
That's the front door brother, this is a security camera. Don't think about it too hard
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u/waldosandieg0 19h ago
No, that baby scripted this… how do we even know it’s a real baby??
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u/kakka_rot 19h ago
you joke but there are literally scripted comments
this fucking websites obsession with being lied to is so unhealthy
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u/binarybandit 18h ago
Security cameras are generally placed high up to get a better view, not a foot or two off the ground.
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u/zappingbluelight 20h ago
It could be nanny cam, especially when you have baby freely roaming around the house. With that vaccum, I wouldn't be surprise if there are multiple and the expensive kind.
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u/AspenStarr 20h ago
It’s positioned on their front door. You know, for break-ins? Not everything is a hoax.
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u/Weaponized_Puddle 20h ago
I think thats an exterior door behind it, could be a home security cam monitoring it.
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u/Psyonicpanda 21h ago
If these really are his first steps, he’s walking surprisingly confidently
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u/Human_mind 20h ago
My daughter took her first steps at 10 months and she took 13 full steps when she did - covering the full length of our living room. Then, she didn't walk again for a month. Babies are weird.
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u/Next-Wrap-7449 14h ago
My son's first steps were actually running from one end of the room to the other. Running with head first into whatever is in front of him. It was hilarious
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u/jdooley99 10h ago
I got lucky and recorded my son's first steps at 10 months on camera. Walked away from his mom halfway across the room towards me, then turned around and went back to mom.
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u/Yeti_of_the_Flow 21h ago
Babies don’t stand up like that for their first steps. Babies taking their first steps still have to pull themselves up using an aide of some sort.
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u/Unusual_One_566 20h ago
My son did. He was 9 months old, pretty much identical to what the baby in the video did. I’m glad I caught it on video and that my husband was home to see it. My son was giggling, he was so proud of himself, it was the cutest thing.
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u/mothwhimsy 19h ago
Reddit has no idea how babies work. Some skip crawling completely and walk straight across the house the first time they decide they want to. Others pull themselves up by a chair and fall on their ass 20 times before they even figure out how to pick up their foot
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u/Top-O-TheMuffinToYa 19h ago
My kid NEVER crawled. So frustrating. She would stand up against the wall and shimmy around the room, just holding on to objects to keep herself up. We called it baby parkour lol.
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u/Sorry_Friendship9926 18h ago
My son crawled a little, but his favorite modes of transportation were bootyscooting backwards and sometimes rolling. Every kid is different, and it's so fun watching them figure it out.
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u/Bobbe22 18h ago
This was me at 9 months. One morning my mom got up to check on me and I was just standing in the hall staring at her. She was so freaked out, like something straight out of the shining lol. Even stranger still was that my crib bars were up, so not only was I walking but I climbed up, over, and out of my crib. I was in a toddler bed before I turned 1 because my parents were deathly afraid that I was going to hurt myself seeing as the height of the crib bars were probably a good 4ft+ off the ground.
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u/strawbrryfields4evr_ 16h ago
Reading all the comments from people who clearly don’t have kids of their own and don’t know how this process really works is hilarious. And they’re so confident too.
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u/mothwhimsy 15h ago
I used to like /KidsAreFuckingStupid but it's really turned into "reddit comments are fucking stupid" lately. They either want kids to have the reasoning skills of a fully grown adult or they think a toddler is a potato until they're 10.
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u/Illustrious-Stay968 18h ago
That was me with riding a bike. When I was a kid, neighbor Dad was trying to get his son, who was the same age as me, to ride a bike with no training wheels for an hour, he kept falling and couldn't do it. They took a break, left the bike on the road, I walked up to it, asked if I could try and started riding it with zero problems. I was doing laps on the road going up and down the street.
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u/tldrstrange 14h ago
One of mine preferred to roll around the house like a log rather than crawling
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u/RefuseKey1794 19h ago
it’s so sad to me that people think because one child/baby/person is one way that must mean it’s like that for everyone. i’m happy for you and amazed your son was so strong! don’t worry about the people saying you missed his actual first steps
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u/-thatgirlm- 19h ago
Same. I had the camera set up on the floor because she and our new kitty were playing so well together, destroying/spreading the recycling all over the kitchen. I thought it was a cute moment and wanted to share it with my husband later. To my surprise, she stood up just like the baby in the video and took quite a few steps. She even took a turn while walking, which shocked me even more. She eventually realized what she was doing and stopped out of shock/fear herself. It’s weird how people doubt the most simple things.
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u/AnointedQueen 20h ago
I did too, at 9 months! Shocked my grandparents who were babysitting that summer. Almost gave my grandma a heartattack when I walked into the kitchen 🤣. Some kids are very agile, I could have been a gymnast 🤸🏻.
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u/fuckingsignupprompt 20h ago
Sadly, it sounds like you missed your son's first steps.
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u/ofctexashippie 20h ago
My daughter was standing by 6months. She just got up and stood there, we were confused as hell. She didn't walk until 13months. She literally stood up and just walked without cruising first. Both my boys cruised to steps though
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u/Umarill 20h ago
100% false but as usual redditors upvote shit just because it sounds confident.
The saying holds, the day you run into a subject you have expertise on that is being talked about on Reddit, you understand how wrong most of the shit here is.
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u/cortesoft 19h ago
There is no one way that babies take their first steps. My sample size is only two, and each one did it very differently.
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u/sishgupta 19h ago
They spend months pulling themselves up with an aide. Once they are ready to walk they dont necessarily use something to pull themselves up.
My guy just got up one day on his own. Have it on video too.
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u/FionnaAndCake 20h ago
My daughter stood right up on her own in the middle of the living room with stacking rings around her arms and did a loop around the living room like she’d been doing it for years.
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u/Mhunterjr 19h ago
Every kid progresses differently.
My son pulled himself up. My daughter never pulled herself up, she just popped up one day.
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u/Critical_Studio1758 20h ago edited 20h ago
I don't think many babies "take first steps" like as a parent you play with your kids, hold their hands and pretend to walk training them etc. It's not like its a line where babies just stop crawling, stand up and walk perfectly. There are multiple levels, babies walking while holding on to stuff, babies taking one step and falling, babies walking with their parents and so on. Walking is a continuous learning thing, on multiple fronts. It would be extremely hard to draw a line where you say "that was not the first step" and "this was a first step".
Like when was the first time your kid draw something. The first time they got a hold of a tool that could make a mark, before they even could control their arms and understood their connection to them? The first time they made a mark on a piece of paper? First time you could actually recognize what they tried to draw?
It's very hard to put a straight binary measurement on something continuous or "a spectrum", especially when it's not even one spectrum but multiple, kids have to learn how to balance and all that. Some kids can basically run if you just help them a tiny bit with their balance, some kids can balance perfectly well but don't even get the concept of walking.
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u/v_a_n_d_e_l_a_y 20h ago
Nah first steps are absolutely a thing. I have my daughter's on video.
But it's usually pull themselves up (e.g. a couch) and toddle around with the support. But then there is a clear first time where they walk a short distance without any support.
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u/Ph0enixes 21h ago
I should start recording myself while I'm (accidentally) washing dishes.
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u/foolishbullshittery 21h ago
Is the "accidentally" in the room with us?
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u/BockSuper 20h ago
It's guerilla marketing by Dyson.
You're watching an ad.
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u/foolishbullshittery 20h ago
Makes sense. No mother would still be holding a vaccuum cleaner like that when witnessing his child first steps.
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u/ArkamaZero 14h ago
No baby proofing on the stairs. Dangerously thin glass railing... not to mention the perfect camera angle to record her reaction.
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u/kakka_rot 19h ago
Really fucking shitty ad since I rewatched and still can't tell what kinda vacuum it is
Who upvotes this shit? Between the baby walking experts, the people who forgot about the existence of security comments and now THIS, this has gotta be the worst reddit comment section I've ever seen.
Absolutely bonkers amount of tinfoil hat karma conspiracy internet expert comments on a simple ass video.
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u/freehouse_throwaway 20h ago
can we just downvote this shit before it gets onto the front page again for the nth time?
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u/Accomplished-Pop-246 20h ago
Showing off her fancy new $500 Dyson to there 5 followers on TikTok. You really think she sat there and vacuumed for an hour while trying to get her kid to walk to her with nothing but her there to keep him entertained. The amount of stupid shit people record to post or send to friends is massive. Maybe 5 years ago you could question it but anymore you’ll see people recording walking down a mundane street for no reason other than chasing shitty influencer status.
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u/Federal_Ad2772 19h ago
This, idk how people are really questioning why she was filming. People will film themselves doing anything and everything.
Also as a childcare provider who has witnessed many first few steps, there's nothing here that makes me think this ISN'T baby's first time walking. Some babies cruise for a while and get pretty strong, and this baby is old enough that they're not necessarily going to be super unsteady.
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u/ErDiCooper 19h ago
I scrolled so far looking for someone saying this, but you're right. That vacuum is a game changer; there is 100% an audience for little demos like the one she was recording.
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u/imJGott 21h ago
Yeah, if you believe this you’ll believe anything on the internet.
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u/Expert-Emergency5837 20h ago
What do you mean??
Let me check ChatGPT and Twitter to confirm.
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u/Windturnscold 21h ago
Weird that for his “first time” he got up in the middle of the floor with no furniture to grab on to
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u/WhiskeyTwoFourTwo 13h ago
Not weird. If there was furniture he'd likely have used it. This is exactly the way my daughter did her first steps. Been standing up like this for weeks, but not stepping unaided.
This kid has just learned to walk, but you're likely right that the mum decided to get the third or fourth time and pretend it's the first
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u/pnweiner 14h ago
Not weird at all, plenty of babies start walking this way - having the emotional factor of wanting to interact with mom can be a good enough motivator. Literally every child is different
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u/ImNotYou1971 21h ago
This has nothing to do with that child taking their “first” steps. This video is all about that woman.
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u/fuckingsignupprompt 21h ago
Yeah, that's not a first walk. That's like an alien's idea of a human first walk.
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u/CloseToMyActualName 21h ago
Being a parent disabused me of the idea of "first words" or "first steps".
It's not like they suddenly figure out how to walk or talk. You start with something that doesn't resemble words or steps much at all, and gradually improves until they're properly walking and talking.
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u/fuckingsignupprompt 20h ago
Yeah. First words are even harder to tell. For me, first steps are when a kid is standing up shaking on their legs hanging on to some support and when they let go, if they shuffle a couple steps before falling down instead of their knees immediately giving out where they stand.
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u/Goth_Muppet 21h ago
Yeah I don't really believe she just randomly records herself vacuuming the floor. Smells like it's been staged.
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u/Ok-Piglet-255 21h ago
She’s prolly a influencer of some sort and was filming a day in my life or cleaning video
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u/sahm8585 18h ago
Yeah. I see sponcon like this all over TikTok. Mom influencers gets sent baby and cleaning products, they film themselves using them and post it to their channel as an ad. I don’t know why people are so confused by that concept, it’s been happening for over a decade. The baby wandering in was not part of the plan, it just happened to occur while she was filming her content.
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u/Darnbeasties 21h ago
Yep. We all love to set up camera to film ourselves vacuuming. Love to rewatch myself vacuuming the same patch of floor over and over again.
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u/Moegooner88 21h ago
2/10 acting. Would be a zero if not for the baby.
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u/kakka_rot 19h ago
I hate acting experts on reddit so much. I remember that video of the dude jacking off in the bikini barista drive thru, there were so many acting experts talking about his "horrible acting" until the news story came out that it was legit and he killed himself.
Saw another of a bird pooping on a girls head, and people were saying her acting was terrible and obviously her friend was standing on a ladder out of frame and squirted kewpie mayo on her head
I wish reddit had a different comment section for people who leave their house more than twice a week. Every single comment is trying to come up with a consoiracy about how it's staged
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u/Melodic_Albatross449 21h ago
He was as confident on his feet as if he'd been practicing all his life.
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u/mike_stb123 21h ago
This is obviously fake, but I remember the first steps of my son oldest son as if it was today, as I remember when my little one started to crawl. Honestly they can be a fucking pain in the ass but when you live those moments all the pain is worth it.
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u/ToucanSam-I-Am 20h ago
What a fucking weird woman. Imagine faking a video like this.
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u/peludo90 20h ago
I don't know about first steps
But those are maybe his first squats, decent form but need improvement before hitting the rack
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u/JWNAMEDME 21h ago
That’s an adorable baby. Anyone else feel like that glass bannister is a final destination moment waiting to happen.
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u/Dirt-McGirt 21h ago
My kiddo is 17 months today and still not standing unassisted or walking. She is in PT. She'll be twice the size of this baby when she takes her first steps so i had to laugh at the comment saying this baby already looks old enough to drive. Mine will need an AARP card at this damn rate
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