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Miscellaneous / Others Mom Accidentally Captures Baby's First Steps

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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/Critical_Studio1758 20h ago

So where do you draw the line? The first time they took 1 step? First time they took 2 steps? 3? 4? 5? The first time the let go of their support, took a step then grabbed the support again? The first time they managed to walk on a slope without falling? It's continuous learning.

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u/TwoForHawat 20h ago

Are you trying to “Well Actually” the concept of babies taking first steps?

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u/Critical_Studio1758 20h ago edited 20h ago

No? But it seems like you're having a hard time answering the question so it kinda proves my point.

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u/TwoForHawat 20h ago

The guy you were responding to already answered your question. Now you’re just overcomplicating something that is a very simple concept to most people.

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u/Critical_Studio1758 20h ago

If it's simple why are you trying to explain yourself out of the question instead of just answering it?

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u/TwoForHawat 20h ago

Can I just copy the other guy’s answer?

there is a clear first time where they walk a short distance without any support

That covers it.

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u/Critical_Studio1758 20h ago

If it would have included the answer you could have, but since it doesn't, sorry.

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u/TwoForHawat 20h ago

You’re a strange bird, my friend.

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u/Critical_Studio1758 20h ago

I'd like to say the same.

"It's a simple answer, you're trying to complicate it, you're trying to well actually"

"Could you answer it?"

"I can but I don't want to!"

You sound just like my children used to do.

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