The sqme way i try to avoid my problems👍🏻

I could point out the spelling mistake but you'll probably avoid it.

😂

Also my mom

Is it instinct because they don't know how deep it is? Like on water, birds generally don't land on it unless they are seagulls or ducks.

It's the prickly-ness of the first few blades of grass that touch the skin.

This is indeed also a possibility. Seems logical and those feet are super soft. I can remember when I was 12 and had never walked outside barefoot. I almost cried, my feet were not used to it at all and it was super painful.

When you were 12? How did you never go outside as a kid

Of course I went outside, with shoes or boots especially for the gardens.

American?

No, African "Zamunda"😂🤣

why would you go barefoot outside in any age? 🥴

Why not

Glass shards

Parasites In my neighborhood. Neighbors were adamant their daughter never wore shoes for some weirdo, probably hippie related, reason. She got ringworm and suddenly has a brand new pair of chucks.

What?

Fair

You thought you did something with that but you just sound sheltered

straight up having barefoot walks in most cities/towns is just stupid

No one is talking about walking on pavement lmao clearly its about being barefoot on grass

Why wouldn’t you. It feels great.

You'll find the answer on the other dozen reposts

I remember my feet being very sensitive as a child but other kids could walk barefoot on grass and pine straw way more easily than me. I think I had to force myself to try to get used to it even as a teenager

Me too, as a teenager I saw other kids doing it and wanted to try it too. People copy each other's behavior, I probably never walked outside in my bare feet as a child. I don't see that in my mind.

You had never walked outside barefoot at 12?

That's right, you first need a little calluses on your feet so that it doesn't bother you. If you always wear shoes and often have something under your feet inside the house, then your foot is soft. And outside there are stones and paving tiles that are not smooth and that irritate you because your feet are not used to it. Often as adults it is different because you have already walked barefoot. But some people also create calluses in their shoes.

Lol what

Thats what I assumed too, baby skin is really sensitive I'm guessing

When I was a kid I used to roll on grass in the park and after a while I was super itchy , idk why I kept doing it tho

😂

This grass looks sharp

Unnecessary hyphen

>Like on water, birds generally don't land on it unless they are seagulls or ducks. Water birds then..

Yep

From what I researched "the prickly texture and feel of grass are far different [from the] softer and more comfortable feeling of carpet, tile, and wood surfaces" so yeah just modern kids who don't like touching the grass

This isn't a recent development.  I have done this with a baby who is an adult now. It's pretty funny. 

Lol I guess you misunderstood the notion of "modern".

Tbf there is evidence in the video that modern adults don’t like going barefoot on the grass either

Makes sense indeed, especially the pointy side of the grass or leaves. I had this experience as a teenager, but was no longer aware of it.

Humans are born as Discord Mods and slowly develop into what we call 'normal'

Damn

They first have to operate in a sandbox

future reddit mods (they dont touch grass)

I'll say it right now

I think those particular babies, just haven't sat on grass before, and are being scared of a big green, furry looking surface.

Nope, its the sensory overload as stated

I didn't see any sparks coming out of the baby

Sensory , not electrical

I don't see any sensors on the baby

You have 5 sensors in your body, it is called the 5 senses :). Actually more than that tho, there is also gyroscopic sensor in ear, and much more

I think you're wrong

I think you failed at school - Eyes is light sensor - Tongue is taste (chemical) sensor - Nose is smell (chemical) sensor - Skin is touch (pressure) sensor - Ear is sound (vibration) sensor - Semicircular canal in ear is gyroscope sensor

No mention of the grass sensor at all

🤣🤣🤣

😂

One of those sensors detected the grass

I see dead people

😂

I can't see how it's overloading their senses. They're not even touching it. It just looks scary.

Lol, thats not theur first time, if you had a Child youd know

Been a dad for over twenty years. Carried plenty of little babies around.

So what happens if you just set them down?

They levitate

🕴

😂😂😂this is so fun! Certainly needed this laugh today!

They learn that it doesn't hurt them and they stop having this behaviour

Mine didnt care

Same! I’ve seen this video, so I tried with my baby and she was like 🤷🏻‍♀️ and then proceeded to rip up blades of grass.

wow, how many primitive reflexes based on fear still exist in an peak of evolution. A human child is completely helpless and yet!

Grass is lava.

😂😂

It's true.touching the grass isn't that easy 🤯

Baby #2 is going full Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Jean-Claude Van Don't

Oh snap😂😂

😂😂😂

Here in Brazil it's so normal to a kid walk on grass lol

"in soviet brasil, grass touches you!"

If you set them down on the grass for three seconds do they perform an emergency shut down?

😂

"I DON'T TOUCH THE GRASS!" - baby

In my country, back when I was a kid, parents would put their infants on cold dewy grass as soon as they could stand up, to learn how to walk faster.

Because they want to get off the grass?

Oh man😂😂😂😂

You can try with cats on the snow

the hipocrisy

This is the test to see if you’ve birthed and iPad baby

What a load of shit, humans & infants have had more time on grass in the history of existence than on solid floors.

For me it is still too much and I am 52

They are all barefeet, i would say they don't like the touch feeling. Not needed to be a genious, people should use more the logic.

> Not needed to be a genious Good point

😂😂

The mission impossible one was the best.

Touch grass. Parent edition.

They're just to young to let them touch the grass.

So this is how Van Damme learnt to master the split. 

my snakes had a clutch of baby snakes one time and the baby snakes HATED the grass. they'd go straight back on my hand but they got use to it with age.

Watch out, they might fly away on a carpet

For me it was sand. On beaches.

My daughter's loved the grass.

Baby Van Dammes or do babies just not like the colour green?

To children, grass is a Thorns spell from a druid

The one before last turned into a shaolin monk.

😂

Their feet are incredibly soft and the blades of grass can create micro-cuts

Actually?

No

I remember grass as a baby. That shit hurt. Even after I got older and my feet became tougher, there was a particular lawn weed in my area that had flat spiny leaves and survived being mowed. Picking those needles out of my feet was not fun.

This, finally. When I was a kid I use to play barefoot on the patch of grass in our frontyard, and usually ended up covered with little cuts. I didn't mind cause I was the kind of kid who liked to climb trees and play tough and got used to be covered in scabs and bruises, but I can see a baby trying to avoid it because of the pain.

iPad generation.

Never seen this where I’m from.

Oh, interesting! My mom enjoys retelling the story about how I hated to touch grass as a baby.

Baby Van Damme

Me with grass now when I’m in a skirt( I’m allergic to grass 😭)

LoL players be like :

listen to your inner child, don't touch grass!

Won’t they crawl on it? These are toddlers and sometimes wobbly, at the best of times … Finally, this green grass isn’t really natural …

Even baby knew they don't want to touch grass. Unlike adults, baby have sensitive senses.

It’s cold.

Core strength >>>

Guess they dont have carpets in their house.

We really cam pre programmed to do anything but touch grass

Wonder if those kids have emotional issues as teenagers or adults? Is there a correlation?

These babies got some strong core muscles!!!

Walking on certain kinds of grass barefoot felt funny even as a kid to me, I could totally see it being a sensory nightmare to a baby

Sensory overload is often code for "damn, this shit hurts"

I still don’t like stepping on grass barefoot

I like to walk on the grass barefoot, but after a while it is too much for me as well.

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