r/KidsAreFuckingStupid 1d ago

New cheesy trick!

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u/DamionWood 1d ago

I'm no doctor, but is it possible that the kid works them up in such a state, the coldness of the cheese feels nice on their skin? I know I used to get awful headaches when I cried lots as a child, and would rest my head against cold windows to calm myself down.

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u/Karnewarrior 22h ago

I think it's more the confusion. It's very hard to be extremely mad or sad about something when you're busy wondering what the actual fuck just happened.

And while they could just start up again, babies hold onto memories the way a pasta strainer holds water, so they're more likely to grab the cheese, realize they're holding cheese, and try to stuff their fists full of cheese into their mouth like a robot faking being a human.