cuteness overdose (90% Korean baby) - Page 8

crystalblueheart · 02-05-2012, 08:17 AM

Originally Posted by Yosei

They should, every baby I've known makes that sound. I love baby babble. Especially when they're babbling at you with the most serious look upon their face as if they're honestly conversing with you and you understand them.

Baby dictionary anyone? Written by babies (wonder how that works...) for adults.

Originally Posted by Yosei

I love her mom's squeal in the cookie video. Even she was adorable.

xD Cute families? :P

**Yosei** · 02-05-2012, 09:20 PM

I think this is turning into a baby thread haha. But yeah. Dunno if anyone here is familiar with Kandee Johnson. She's a make up guru on youtube and OMG her baby is adorable!

Happy baby! Omg I don't think I could ever be grumpy with a face like that smiling at me.

crystalblueheart · 02-05-2012, 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by Yosei

I think this is turning into a baby thread haha. But yeah. Dunno if anyone here is familiar with Kandee Johnson. She's a make up guru on youtube and OMG her baby is adorable!

Happy baby! Omg I don't think I could ever be grumpy with a face like that smiling at me.

Lol yup I watch her xD The kids are always running around :P
You'd think that babies bring joy but they probably cause more stress and frustration than happiness? I wouldn't know from experience cuz I don't have a kid but I have WAY too many cousins and cousins' cousins, etc. to count.
Note: I'm GK! (498 posts lol)

**Yosei** · 02-05-2012, 10:08 PM

Well I think if a baby causes more frustration and stress than happiness, one shouldn't be having a baby. Despite all of the feelings that come with raising and getting to know your baby, you should definitely be happy at the end of the day, and so should your baby. If your baby becomes difficult, it is either because something is wrong, or you conditioned your baby to act that way.

It's also good to find some balance. You shouldn't spoil your baby too much by holding it 24/7 or rocking it to sleep every time it needs to go to sleep. It should have its own room and its own bed. This also leads to the soothing vs. self soothing method of getting a baby to sleep. Some people think letting your baby lie in their crib and cry during nap time or bedtime is abusive, but at the same time, you'd be teaching your baby that if they cry and throw a fit, they will get their way.

I have a lot of experience since my sister wasn't very good at caring for her kids. I basically mothered my niece. She wasn't too difficult of a baby. The hardest part was getting up in the middle of the night to feed her.

I was reading the site for Yerin, and she sounds like a genuinely happy baby. They said they kept her in the hospital for a few days after she was born because she never cried like most new borns' do when they come out and that can be a sign of something serious, but it turns out nothing was wrong, she simply wasn't crying.

**Hessah** · 02-05-2012, 10:16 PM

SO CUTE~

I was watching Yerin Eating Pear video.. and paused it.. and got this.. xD

**Yosei** · 02-05-2012, 10:19 PM

What is she dipping her pears in? I'm guessing they were canned and they had some of the juice in the cup?

And I love her pigtails xD

**Hessah** · 02-05-2012, 10:21 PM

I didn't think there was anything in that bowl.. maybe it was canned stuff..

crystalblueheart · 02-05-2012, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by Yosei

Well I think if a baby causes more frustration and stress than happiness, one shouldn't be having a baby. Despite all of the feelings that come with raising and getting to know your baby, you should definitely be happy at the end of the day, and so should your baby. If your baby becomes difficult, it is either because something is wrong, or you conditioned your baby to act that way.

It's also good to find some balance. You shouldn't spoil your baby too much by holding it 24/7 or rocking it to sleep every time it needs to go to sleep. It should have its own room and its own bed. This also leads to the soothing vs. self soothing method of getting a baby to sleep. Some people think letting your baby lie in their crib and cry during nap time or bedtime is abusive, but at the same time, you'd be teaching your baby that if they cry and throw a fit, they will get their way.

I have a lot of experience since my sister wasn't very good at caring for her kids. I basically mothered my niece. She wasn't too difficult of a baby. The hardest part was getting up in the middle of the night to feed her.

I was reading the site for Yerin, and she sounds like a genuinely happy baby. They said they kept her in the hospital for a few days after she was born because she never cried like most new borns' do when they come out and that can be a sign of something serious, but it turns out nothing was wrong, she simply wasn't crying.

^ And this is why I shouldn't talk cuz I have no experience whatsoever. Maybe cuz I don't have a kid that is my perception based on observation. I have no siblings either .-.

**Blaaaaaaaah** · 02-06-2012, 05:24 AM

Originally Posted by Yosei

What is she dipping her pears in? I'm guessing they were canned and they had some of the juice in the cup?

And I love her pigtails xD

Could have been salt water. In China, I've been to a place where they dipped apple in salt water before serving it so it doesn't go brown. Not sure if koreans would do that too.

Tasted horrible to me though lool

crystalblueheart · 02-06-2012, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by Blaaaaaaaah

Could have been salt water. In China, I've been to a place where they dipped apple in salt water before serving it so it doesn't go brown. Not sure if koreans would do that too.

Tasted horrible to me though lool

I guess it's to preserve it but that sounds icky >< I would say if you're going to eat in it a couple hours then do that then rinse it, but the apples probably absorbed the salt water already :P