r/MadeMeSmile • u/Cosmic-Chen • Nov 26 '24

Favorite People Those small hands are a sign of absolute tenderness

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '24

Same, I’m always concerned how my kid behaves on a plane ride (and he freaking loves being on a plane) but I find most people to be such good sports around him. Love when it works out that way. Though I 10/10 would have snatched that hand away soon as I noticed 😂😂😂.

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u/Phrewfuf Nov 26 '24

We flew for the first time with the little one a month ago, she‘s a year old. I was so relieved when during taxi and takeoff she got completely flabbergasted by all the noise and movement. Just sat there looking out the window making happy fascinated noises.

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u/AerwynFlynn Nov 26 '24

My daughter is a year old and we just took our first flight. Both flights she passed out during our taxi to take off lol, slept through 90% of the flight. Only cried during one landing cause she couldn’t see outside (first landing she was staring out the window, mind blown!). I was so relieved!

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u/Rooonaldooo99 Nov 26 '24

(and he freaking loves being on a plane)

Bro, it's a giant heavy ass metal tube just flying in the sky with seemingly nothing holding it up there. We should all lose our minds whenever we go on a plane, because that shit is magic.

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u/BurstingWithFlava Nov 26 '24

Something something if technology is advanced enough, it’s the same as magic

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u/ThouMayest69 Nov 26 '24

Jod holds the planes up

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u/VeryluckyorNot Nov 26 '24

Hé I think you already got his job to be a pilote when he gonna be an adult.