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Is there anything better than a baby’s laughter? Dad has this little one in stitches as he… plants cucumbers? What’s so funny about that? 🤔 The answer has a lot to do with baby’s expectations. Young children have strong reactions to the unexpected. When something surprising occurs they first...

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Nancy Jones3 лет назад

My youngest daughter’s first belly laugh was because I showed her a ladybug. 🤷‍♀️

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Marion3 лет назад

The dad's joy is also a beautiful thing 🥰

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Irene H 💛💙🌻🌱3 лет назад

When my son was that age he laughed like that when my mother pulled cabbages out of the ground. More cabbages than were needed were picked that day.

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Sandee3 лет назад

Dad’s first comedy gold dreams awaken : DAD JOKES 🤩

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According2Taz3 лет назад

@Sapienta4 No matter what’s happening in the World, a baby’s laughter can make everything seem ok.

Фото профиля Billy Bragg
Billy Bragg3 лет назад

"Take that tiny cucumber! I get to stay up here with Daddy 🥰", is not likely true but does make me laugh.

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Oh *that* Beth3 лет назад

@four4thefire I've watched it 4 times and I can't stop smiling!!!😁😁😁😁😁

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heidi sammons 🪷3 лет назад

Another banger time line cleanse from Dan. You’re correct that there is nothing better than a child’s laughter. My ♥️ still melts when my young adult kids laugh together. Thank you for sharing.

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Foil Hot Dog Liners3 лет назад

My 9 month old and I from last week. Can’t beat that reaction.

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Cat Mc3 лет назад

There are a few years when you can be the king of comedy. Enjoy.

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