The Baby Human - Shopping Cart Study

A clip from the Baby Human series on self-awareness. This is the Shopping Cart Study taken from the "To Belong" part of the program.

[@jsal7666]

1:21 "Out of frustration, he tries to climb into the cart." To move the cart you must become the cart.

[@yandelguzman223]

LMAOOOO 💀

[@bootyliciouss]

im dead

[@Phlexstone]

Bruce Lee! ;> Now you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup, you put in a teapot, it becomes the teapot....

[@Anak-ie2pn]

Ahahahahaha

[@maryymendes]

Shopping cart coach

[@WasabiKitCat]

"Out of frustation, he tries to climb in the cart" If that's not a whole ass mood

[@fixtureofthesun]

WasabiKitKat omg yeah, whenever i get mad i climb into a cart

[@komorebi301]

coconutter mario cart rage edition

[@byme9829]

Lol that literally made me laugh ❤️

[@ladybugjess272]

I can picture my niece in this experiment. Instead of standing there pushing with a puzzled look on her face, she would get so mad she would start screaming and throw the cart, mat, and all across the room. Of course, she has some spunk and don't take no crap. I guess that's why I love her so much. Kind of a little monster though.

[@tygerinthenight3255]

He likely remembered that the cart usually moves when he's sitting in it, as his parents likely have him sitting in the cart as they push it, and thought that he needed to be inside the cart for it to work.

[@Liboo52]

I love how Abby walks to the front of the cart and kneels down like a little mechanic looking under the hood, “Well there’s your problem right there, ma’am.”

[@christiankreiter]

*rolls up the carpet* “That’ll be $125, ma’am.”

[@flowerbunlove6182]

I was thinking the same thing!!!

[@subteeninhumansamuraiamphi5019]

and just like most mechanics, making it way more complicated to solve a simple problem 😂

[@antiheroine3611]

lmfao yeah!

[@chedsalvia6270]

" I KNOW WHATS WRONG WIT IT, AINT GOT NO GAS INNIT "

[@Lizeth43517]

“At 30 years old, Liz cannot find her missing phone that is right in her hand”

[@OrangeIsNotARace]

LOL.

[@thegiftofgabby5581]

🤣

[@zookboy5714]

*“Out of frustration, he tried to climb into the cart”*

[@laibaimran4483]

😂😂😂

[@jhyland87]

I can sympathize

[@ellieblunden1463]

Replace cart with bed and you've got me

[@LisaMichele]

vibes

[@pinkanon720]

If that isn’t me I don’t know what is 😂😂

[@infinitykitty1250]

“Baby Humans” Sounds like something a non-human would say in a documentary

[@Commodorr]

TigerOsu mummy human and daddy human

[@ghassanal-obaidiosterslatt6366]

You are a fan of Conan. You most likely adore Jordan Schlansky.

[@Hypn1c]

Apparently they're called midgets

[@Commodorr]

Hypn1c they’re also called crotch goblins

[@dddila]

Like lizards

[@wavedog23]

Human growth is absolutely wild. In just a few months, a human being can go from "I have absolutely no idea what's happening here" to an extremely rudimentary but effective understanding of physics, inertia, etc., among other things. Life is crazy lol

[@stephentrueman4843]

We are seeing the same thing in artificial intelligence; training computer models - going seemingly nowhere fast - but then exponential progress towards solving a problem with capabilities of solving problems in seemingly unrelated areas. The jump is quite like the few months of "magic" that gives a human an idea of self. Incredible stuff

[@LostLinguine]

17 months: man this cart sucks to push. 18 months: i think, therefore i am.

[@user-hn2pj9bg3z]

"To move the cart you must become the cart" - 14 month Oscar

[@SM-qv2om]

"you must see like the cart. you must hear like the cart. you must smell like the cart. you must think like the cart. you must become the cart" -baby human oscar

[@haliaeetus8221]

“Do not try and push the cart, that’s impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth… there is no cart. Then you’ll see that it is not the cart that moves, it is only yourself.” - The Cartrix boy

[@IzzyTheRat16]

😂

[@Just.Lindsey]

Lmao, love that!

[@koko120]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@MrTigroz]

17.99 months: “God, why am I so stupid?” 18 months: “Watch and learn.”

[@AquaDavie]

Tigro can you buy a child for $17.99?

[@ParmanRS]

Aqua Davie t-that’s not what he meant He meant her age HER AGE not her value

[@ItsJJOLO]

buy the child

[@ethanzapata.]

@@ParmanRS r/whooosh

[@sabin97]

@@AquaDavie but only a very basic one. you interested? also that price doesnt cover shipping....

[@marymoon5020]

As a parent one of the best moments is seeing the little light bulb go on over their head. 💞

[@saltyrobot5549]

as someone who's never had a kid nor have ever even seen these kids until just now I can safely say they did so well I'm so proud of them

[@hiwelcometochilis7033]

“Out of frustration he tries climbing into the cart” that’s literally the only reasonable thing to do, little man got it all figured out

[@shirleya-z794]

he's like 'usually I'm not the one pushing the cart, I'm getting ripped off, that's it, I'm getting in the cart.'

[@hiwelcometochilis7033]

shirley A-z 😂😂😂 babies are little drunk People I swear

[@frannanderson4165]

Hi welcome To chili’s when in doubt ride as passenger and let mom do the pushing.

[@hiwelcometochilis7033]

안 두선 makes sense to me

[@charlesmunoz1528]

I'm in now send it!

[@WalterLiddy]

Nevertheless, when Johnathan grows up, he'll still spend 5 minutes yanking on a door that has 'push' written on it.

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

Sounds like something I still do......once I mixed up knocking on my own door and turning my door knob after unlocking my door and just ended up smashing my hand into the door frame like an idiot...and then later opening a granola bar and throwing away the granola bar, holding the wrapper like an absolute: waste of mortal logic

[@rodericksilas6752]

Best comment! I'm 31 and I literally just did this yesterday

[@almonds8895]

i read that in the same fake, slightly irritating voice of the narrator lmao

[@shrekonion8307]

yeah and the door has a handle on it despite no reason for it to be there. Why did you put the handle on it? handles are for pulling not pushing so it only makes sense that when i pull on the thing that is meant to be pulled, that it would be pulled. more specifically, pulled open. you and i both know that the design is flawed and people have been complaining about it for a long time so why keep it there? Are you trying to embarrass me? Are you trying to create a situation in which i pull on the door and then somebody says "excuse me" and pushes the door open while i sit there looking like a conspiracy theorist who just learned about mk ultra? screw you kelly. Kelly's isnt even a creative name or anything, you just put in your name with an apostrophe and an 's' and thought "thats a good name for a store" it isnt a good name for a store, kelly, if thats even your real name.

[@saturnthegawd]

I laughed WAY too hard at this comment

[@Mouse_007]

AH ! Thank you so much for this video! I have been searching the internet for " why my cart with attached carpet won't move" and this is the only one that has helped me solve my problem.

[@dothedo3667]

My baby sistet just turned 1 and I love seeing what kind of things she can figure out and what things she is adorably oblivious to.

[@randomcitizen3939]

Meanwhile, when I go to the grocery store there are still many adult humans who still haven't grasped the concept that they are blocking the whole aisle while pushing their carts.

[@ascent8487]

Omg that drives me insane!!!!!

[@chalawhina]

You can't pass anyway the isles aren't 6 ft wide Re-reading this comment made me realize that in a different time this would have sounded like a fat joke

[@ascent8487]

Chalawhina, You know it really would because that’s what I thought it was for a second.

[@chalawhina]

@@ascent8487 🤦‍♀️lol

[@ahill4642]

😂

[@Narmatonia]

The way she keeps saying "Baby Human", I can't imagine this as anything but an alien documentary

[@xofreality681]

Well obviously they're aliens taking the form of humans so they don't alarm the child. Obviously.

[@pixelinne4363]

omg now it makes sense

[@WearyFeline]

lol

[@peptobismolveins]

Exactly. The said in our first biology class that as a biologist, consider yourself an ethical alien, not as a human.

[@sobragranchester4350]

It's 2 am now and I'm trying to laugh without sound in fear of waking up my parents.

[@garymaclean6903]

I'm a grandfather to a 26 month old boy. He's our first grandchild so to say he's special is an understatement. The whole family has made a point of speaking with him from an early age. We play-by-play our actions and activities with him so that he associated the sounds of the words with the activity. I baby-sit one day while mom is at work. Reading stories was a big part of his daily routines, from playtime to before his naps. His speech and understanding seems to have developed early as a result. We've videos of him reciting the stories from those books from memory from well before he was two. He has always been able to communicate his wants and needs, and he frequently chats along describing what he's doing as a result. He forms complete sentences and puts words together in appropriate grammar for the most part. Still has an incomplete understanding of some words, like when he calls himself you (like we do) and will say OK instead of yes sometimes. We've made a point of including limitations too, such as not too much screen time on TV and computer videos. We can see how such verbal stimulation seems to have sparked his curiosity. We've made a point of introducing physical activity too. He loves winding up to do a hockey slap-shot into his tyke-sized goal net, and he loves outdoor activities like his stride bike and snow-rider. We've introduced him to the alphabet, and he recognizes and identifies letters and words. We've always made learning as part of his playtime, so there's no pressure put on him to make 'accomplishments' other than have fun. (We've not pushed toilet training, as that will come when he's ready. - Yes we have the potty book, and read it to him so he has the idea of what's coming next.) Surprised how he's become a bit of a neat freak, where he would rather use a fork so as not to get his fingers sticky, and will pick up pieces of lint off the floor from the pets. He remembers events well, especially 'firsts' like visiting an airport, and recently flying in an airplane, which he will talk about well after they happened. . His understanding of what's happening seems to be beyond his age. It's been an amazing journey with many more adventures to come.

[@DerPinguim]

I can feel how proud you are of him from here, beautiful to see

[@MilouAT]

You seem like a wonderful granddad who is very proud of your little boy! Also it’s interesting to hear how he is growing and learning with you!! I hope this understanding of him being “beyond his age” is going to help him and not seperate him from fellow children. Seems like he might be highly intelligent and that’s as well a blessing as a curse. Anyway, enjoy your life together! He is lucky to have you around :)

[@garymaclean6903]

@@MilouAT Thanks for your kind words! His parents are a doctor and a pyrogenic technician, so he'll likely be above average in many ways. We also make the effort to socialize him with kids his age in several activities. He has many contacts with all age groups, so I doubt he'll ever be shy, and would likely want to participate in group activities. You can't predict how kids will turn out, the best you can do is try to give them as many tools as you can to do well. We recently found him under his propped-up tricycle 'fixing the engine' with his toy tools. He clearly has a vivid imagination...!

[@ninetozero920]

Reading this was beautiful. I wish your family many years of health and happiness.

[@ahmadtajy7178]

I am crying right now because of the amount of love this comment exudes. The fact that you remember and notice so much, the fact that you are putting so much effort into raising him, the fact that you wrote such a long message; everything. God bless you and your family

[@dariakhokhlova3084]

I think now I understand why so many parents are convinced their children are geniuses. The difference in development between 16 and 18 month olds is stunning.

[@ellieann._]

Why is this randomly in my recommended 10 years later

[@poultrypickins9572]

We will never know...

[@stutterbug7732]

Why not? 😂

[@ellieann._]

@@stutterbug7732 i mean....fair 😂

[@kthompson711]

Quarantine entertainment

[@karenelizabeth1590]

This video demonstrates that some adults are so stupid that they don't have the reasoning capabilities of a baby. They can't understand that in order to push the economy forward they need to take care of their own bodies first.

[@SR-kz9un]

So the adult version is when we push a door when it literally says pull on the front

[@Sophie-po6vo]

Hehehehe true!😂😅

[@tuffhugs]

Not really though, that's not "self" that's surroundings.

[@beepbeepeddie8010]

omg true😂😂

[@aja1108]

I assume all doors are automatic and i always wait. Ppl behind me are like "mam seriously" lmao! I dont wanna touch a gross ass door.

[@melindasmith3713]

So we need a chip in our hand , so it opens for us . Lmbo ...

[@theandyshow2167]

I love how the voice over is like talking about animals in the wild

[@samtmh7240]

Honestly, having a child younger than 18 months is like having a very hands on pet.

[@Osjey]

As a mother of 2 kids I love seeing my children figure out problems. I often stand back and just watch knowing that self learning is one of the most important skills throughout life. I love being a mother.

[@Yamezzzz]

Here we have 20 year old James. He seems confused and frustrated. Now he's sat down on the rug and has opened a beer. As you can see, he has no perception of self.

[@mannurse7421]

Oi, you got cameras in me flat?

[@jamesk7556]

Bruh

[@JoWithTheFro1]

JamesTavRule LMAOOOOOO

[@x9810]

This is the best comment and I haven't even scrolled yet 😂😂😂

[@jackieann5494]

😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@imanonymousnow2854]

I like how they call him the baby human. Like it could be something different. Like if they just said “baby” someone might confuse the child for a baby velociraptor.

[@SweetPipsqueak]

Well, based on how some baby humans act, especially during the teething phase, I can see how easy it can be to mix one up for a baby velociraptor.

[@ruaoneill9050]

@@SweetPipsqueak 🤣🤣🤣

[@BV-us9fw]

Tell me you are not a science student without telling me you are not a science student.

[@paladindragoongirl18]

Why did this comment literally crack me up? I was laughing 😂 my ass off.

[@DGDTROMM]

If you are just listening to this and not watching, would you have known it was a baby human? And not a baby monkey? Or a baby reptile?

[@TheBlairWenchProject]

_so cute. Reminds me of my twin boys. 19 months. One is very self aware. The other is still learning._

[@svampebob007]

"The other is still learning" Nice way of saying he's dumber 😊 at age 30 "I'm still learning" to read and write in cursive😃👍 I've got my intro to cursive class scheduled in 2060

[@lucyavarda1742]

I'm due twins this summer! Very excited

[@TheOwlCreek]

They're all so smol and innocent 😔

[@jackando9762]

"Out of frustration, he tries to climb into the cart" honestly, as a 284 month old human I would have done the same thing

[@userm180]

for GOD so loved the world that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave HE power to become the sons of GOD, even to them that believe on HIS name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven🤍

[@sabahhasbi3765]

@@userm180 god doesn't have a son

[@jinxd4398]

@@userm180 tf

[@taza99]

Yeah I really liked this solution too

[@cpSharkBlast]

@@userm180 amen brother or sister 🥰

[@joceelee]

Hmmm, I guess my 41 year old ex who truly cannot understand how his actions directly affect others is stuck somewhere between 14 and 18 months old.

[@MsLilyPickles]

joceelee 😂

[@cincyga]

😁😁😁 these comments

[@solpaz9519]

😂

[@applejellypucci]

He's not aware of himself, forgive him lol

[@jessicabrighton8733]

Lollllll too good 🤣

[@areyouavinalaughisheavinal5328]

I can remember my very first conscious thought, as weird as it sounds. I was in the kitchen playing with one of my shoes, I became aware of the fact that I liked the shoe, then I became aware of the fact that I was aware of the fact that I liked the shoe. That's the first time I remember thinking a conscious thought and having a concept of liking a thing. I don't know how old I was exactly, but the shoe in question I remember distinctly as being the type that kids first get when they've started walking.

[@chelseasmith1426]

no matter how many times I see this, I don't get tired of watching it...

[@CapriSunSign]

I like how they keep referring to them as “the baby human”

[@yellowmelancholy4875]

Hannah Levi Eaton it’s cute

[@GhANeC]

They experiment heavily with baby aviary and baby canines and baby felines as well. Don’t ask.

[@youknow3219]

That just cracked me up haha I didn’t even really think about it before

[@lenrogers1575]

Because they are baby humans?

[@usbook]

Maybe the researchers were aliens

[@XAJUSS]

"At 29 years old Oscar is not aware that he is actually holding the keys he's looking for"

[@kenamotlung3961]

and out of frustration, he breaks into his house.

[@roberthickman2298]

And 55 year old Rob can't seem to find the phone he's talking on.

[@looowlayrs9584]

"And only after a remarkable 8 minutes the young 25 year old human man Thomas, finally noticed the remote was in his right hand."

[@NameName2.0]

I fucking feel this.... in every bone..

[@breakingames7772]

ahhh HE? that is a non binary baby and the parental units do not wish to assign a gender to the baby, they/them wish to let baby decide its own gender. ya thats a real thing i saw some liberal say last week

[@princequestly2218]

Children are so cute. Seeing them figure things out. 😄

[@mayabutlikebetter2345]

I love seeing a study on humans that literally will do no harm to these children ever.

[@josephstarkey8183]

"He has quickly realized that he himself is the obstacle" Something a lot of adults haven't learned to recognize.

[@stephen-gi9uz]

@@reality6951 Yeah, I acknowledge that inserting his name only with question mark looks unreasonable at first glance. Perhaps It should've been a bit elaborate full sentence like " reminds me of Trump". On the other hand, he isn't separate entity that solely exist in politics. He's a human being whose behavior closely resembles that of "baby humans" & it is universally acknowledged fact that it should be subject to research on its own. Thus it is very much closely connected to content of OP's comment. And it's not unreasonable that his name is the first thing comes to mind when you read it due to his behavior and status as powerful & popular person.

[@sometimessnarky1642]

@@reality6951 we obviously have someone here with the reasoning capacity of an 8 month old.

[@LSHFT_Eido]

@@sometimessnarky1642 with this we can conclude that Reality isn't aware they are being ridiculed because they have yet to reach the 18th month mark

[@reality6951]

Even if I cared about your opinions, I can´t exactly be productive in society while bickering with schoolyard children, can I?

[@aidankhaos7687]

@@reality6951 Yet it’s a perfect and relevant example. All this butthurt inbred moron bullshit

[@ShopFloorMonkey]

“Out of frustration he tries climbing into the cart” Frustration? Or did he remember that when he and mum go shopping, he sits in it and it moves all by itself and mum just has to keep up?

[@ingridaholmes]

Rather good point actually

[@luizfigobr]

That's why I hate most psychology. I see a kid trying to solve it. They see frustration🤦

[@jc4091]

Yeh, they come up with their own explanations . But you could both be right - he got frustrated so decided to do something he knew he could do; i'e. what you said.

[@clray123]

Ehh... do you take your 1.5 year olds shopping and let them ride in cart?

[@ireneguillory544]

Yes, that was my thinking as well

[@lucyc.5816]

It looked to me like Ainsley was starting to get it. She was trying to rearrange herself and studying the way the towel was twisting. I think she hadn't yet figured out the whole solution to the problem, but it looked to me like she identified her part in it.

[@WBscorned]

Babies are so cool. I have a 10 month old and it's crazy to watch her change and grow every single day! The leaps are fascinating to observe.

[@LeslieKwan]

Babies can figure out how to push a shopping cart to their mom because they have a sense of self, but adults find it challenging to return a shopping cart because they only have a sense of self.

[@janedoe6704]

This is beautiful!

[@bushelapeck1501]

Sooo true & well said!

[@earlyspark]

this hits

[@ThePopushi]

That's a pretty good comment 😂

[@jesseback3536]

I like to deposit my cart into the nearest handicap space.

[@hailo0322]

The only reason I clicked this was because they referred to this child as *_The Baby Human_*

[@Samsungsamsung-ec5gl]

😅 my sister had a kid and I always call him tiny human. "Come on, tiny human"

[@matisyahugarrido5001]

Same

[@ghostmobiil]

As opposed to baby bird

[@sttonep242]

Hmm yes baby human. Greetings fellow human. Don't worry, me human too

[@bustersplaybox]

Lol same

[@katherineuribe2952]

It's astounding how much baby humans change in the first few years of life.

[@man-observing-world]

I love watching these old studies.

[@InuMiroLover]

"Out of frustration, he tries to climb into the cart" This is honestly a metaphor for life

[@MrEvldreamr]

Lmao, aint it

[@samuraijackoff5354]

Cant make life move himself, so instead he rides life. Even if it is going no where. Or some random bullshit.

[@timoaag]

@@samuraijackoff5354 lmao

[@Mynameisdarkxxo]

@@samuraijackoff5354 nah you onto something😂

[@benonaru]

its probably the frustration from the negative sensory response of pushing cause I have some form of horrific mental degradation and I would do that too

[@wtfjackaboy]

"Out of frustration, he tries to climb into the cart." *Honestly, mood*

[@kelsit.9438]

Omg your username :) 3 cheers is my fav mcr album

[@kathleenanimates]

I love your profile picture, Heathers is awesome! That's all :)

[@slothchannel8652]

I like your username very nice 👍

[@BarronVonSchnoot]

Yes, frustration is a mood. This the only time this meme has ever made sense.

[@classicpinball9873]

BarronVonSchnoot they don't mean mood in that sense

[@manoftheworld1000]

Baby researchers simply have the cutest partners in their jobs!🙂🙂🙂

[@Leon_LF]

Aww man, I remember this documental. We used to watch it with my parents when my sister was born, but mostly so I could learn how to take care of her since they had already had me.

[@user-hq6zt9dr6p]

*Babies trying to push a cart* People during quarantine: interesting

[@raggityanne9916]

Lmao

[@connie8356]

Mood 😂

[@novasuper777]

Hahaha

[@oliviamickens4898]

Totally me 😂

[@amoylan]

😂

[@hdofu]

As someone who works in a grocery store... I know it takes a hell of a lot longer then 18 months for some humans.

[@piarossi6831]

Best comment🏆

[@davidcheong1]

Ikr. Happens to me all the time.

[@djchozzie]

I hope im not stupid and you mean they just won't put the damn carts back like a good human person should.

[@nathanmendyk8668]

Bruh they love taking the broken carts to shop with all the broken ones are together and we put the working ones next to the costomers, its funny watching them scratch their heads at the problem, but the real problem is that they never climb into the cart in frustration

[@DGDTROMM]

Well understandable, since obviously it will take you a while to learn when to use than/then.

[@shivshankar1409]

I love how they call them a “baby human” and not just a baby or child

[@xthe.angels.h0rnsx582]

"Which suggests that he is aware of himself and his body" I didnt know you could figure out if a baby was aware of their existence. That is actually mind blowing. I should try this when I have a child

[@ianniculescu1625]

my dad woud be like : "at that age I alredy solved my first polynomial equation"

[@brucebruce201]

Hasan Arif at least 7 years old

[@pizzaandicecream2664]

@@ralu4560 :)))

[@hamboogermember4232]

True

[@TheSapphireLeo]

So... You guys are robots?

[@ianniculescu1625]

@@TheSapphireLeo what do you mean robots ?

[@thejesuschrist]

at 18 months I was already turning water into milk.

[@hannesthurner1479]

Even Jesus got this recommended

[@NGC-qm1so]

Jesus isn't real

[@nonottheacorn1022]

No

[@nonottheacorn1022]

@@NGC-qm1so what do you mean that's his account right there?!

[@Pilachio]

@@NGC-qm1so dude, he got that official check mark. Seems pretty legit to me.

[@shinyoshawott11]

babies and toddlers are literally so intelligent. until i started working at a daycare i had no idea but dang. they are genuinely so much smarter than a lot of people think

[@EeliusAstaroth]

Literally thought due to the title this may have been a study testing whether or not he would put the cart up properly since people have such a problem with it at the stores 🤣

[@defaultname3278]

Why is everyone getting recommended this now lol

[@NewPhilosopher]

I don't know.

[@felixmckinney9203]

idk

[@tainadelcaribe]

The algorithm has picked up on everyone’s lack of new content to watch because some people have watched the whole damn KZbin Library!! 😂

[@arroyoaea]

Maybe because everyone is blaming everything on someone its trumps fault, its the democrats, its the Republicans, its my ex, my parents my siblings etc realizing its yourself u can sit and blame and do nothing or realize its self and move

[@dixitapandya8516]

I know! So weird!

[@mexican_bacon4999]

"Baby humans" Sounds like something 3 lizards in a trench coat would say

[@jeebies1083]

Thats so specific its hilarious

[@caylaclement]

i cant stop laughing 😂

[@pcadamtaylor4262]

It’s for personal reasons

[@mitchconner2021]

Ohh you've met the lizard men too?

[@em2106]

Mexican_Bacon 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭 why trench coats

[@pukes6273]

Awww they're so cute!

[@she_sings_delightful_things]

Thanks for the upload, David! Really interesting stuff!

[@soap576]

Thank goodness they said it was a baby human lol. I thought it was walrus

[@Bangtanlicious-ev3sn]

Lmaoooo

[@nataliemorrell3083]

bathttime 😂😂

[@BettyAlexandriaPride]

I screamed.

[@BettyAlexandriaPride]

Just one scream. Walrus took me out. 😂😭💀

[@phoenixrise3126]

🤣😂😂

[@amypalooza6934]

Me as an "adult human"... "At 40 years old, Amy attempts to exit her vehicle with her seatbelt still intact...."

[@kivzzzz]

😂

[@PhotoOwl]

@@kivzzzz It's just a matter of strength, you can wear you car as a back pack with the seat belt :D

[@dremeler]

Dammit Amy!

[@jc4091]

Lol! We've most of us been there!

[@elliotgillum]

@Patty Banta You get your "drunk" eh? I believe we've identified the root cause of your seat belt issues lmao.

[@fuwahaschi]

I‘m amazed how researcher figure out these study methods. Education is such a interesting subject

[@timlewis7218]

This is an important fact. When predators start grooming at that stage it warps the child's mind beyond recognition.

[@aauliridan404]

when i first saw the thumbnail with the baby and a cart, i thought they're going to make an experiment about consumerism on early age lol

[@briarbrand6353]

I thought that too! Though thats something The onion would make

[@chocklad9]

same

[@katyakotkat]

Same lol

[@metracxx]

me too ^^

[@oneofthetrue]

Same lol

[@wylinder8402]

This is wrong. Everyone knows humans don't become aware of themselves and their actions until they're 29

[@blimlimlimm]

I'll have you know that I am in fact fully aware of my actions. I'm just really shit at performing them in a socially acceptable manner.

[@MelindaColden]

Big mood

[@wylinder8402]

@@marlinlenchanteur4260 it's just an average, some people only take 17 while others take 212

[@jessyeah8091]

wylinder oh my god it's been years since I've seen your pfp

[@probablynotabigtoe9407]

I think your Avatar is more than enough evidence of that 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

[@machinismus]

this is really cool and I love seeing toddlers solve problems.

[@sarahflynn9395]

My life as a stay at home mom. I literally do stuff like this all the time to see if the kids can figure stuff out 😂 my five year old laughs about it now, like it's a joke haha. My one-year old gives me a death glare and goes super Saiyan.

[@maracuj44]

It's so cool how the two 18 month old babies had 2 different ways of thinking.

[@sownheard]

it takes 18 months for Baby Humans

[@ChumpkinPumpkin]

yeah! I think it's interesting how the 18 month girl rolled up the mat the same way the adult did at the beginning of the demonstration, as well as moving the cart in the same way an adult would move a real shopping cart. I saw a study saying that females tend to be better at "mirroring" others and copying their surroundings (idk if its true but its an interesting point!)

[@lasajnae9626]

@@cedar4539 :(

[@destruction8946]

I wonder if the difference in problem solving is gendered.

[@lasajnae9626]

@@destruction8946 no

[@cfrench61995]

“The baby human”. See, aliens are already doing human experiments

[@Mendeiner]

10 years ago

[@matisyahugarrido5001]

TRUE

[@x0katiexo00]

This be copied

[@BarneyEg]

Funny thing is, the comment you copied is right above you.

[@holidayin7962]

To create an army of babies to do their grocery shopping

[@shesvibes]

This was so adorable! 🥰

[@rirtunsasgi2626]

There are a shocking number of adults who would not be able to figure this out.

[@erikasdiary3111]

"baby human" thank you for telling me, i thought it was a baby giraffe

[@hotwireyouth4544]

Me too

[@daeguboy8136]

IM CRYING 😂

[@songsthatarecatchy]

Great.

[@insightfultoaster2965]

Now I know what happens to all the alien abducted babies

[@sofialaya596]

Its good to specify in case other species watch this

[@Bananagans777]

Sure when I do dumb stuff like this to my kids it’s “Bad Parenting”, but when a University does it it’s “Research”...

[@Srparisher]

The only difference between fucking around, and science, is writing it down

[@niandraladie2953]

@@Srparisher Oh I do love this

[@brytnipgh]

Lol you have me cracking up

[@flaviapetrorossidefigueire6044]

Shane Parish well in sience they do it for a reason not just for fun, and they often make progress in certain areas thanks to those experiments and stuff

[@flaviapetrorossidefigueire6044]

Shane Parish well in science they do it for a reason not just for fun, and they study and analyze the information and with that they often make a progress in some areas etc

[@ashleylange6628]

Baby science is the best science. Some genius had to come up with this experiment and it's so simple yet eye opening.

[@raddpeanutt]

I can’t get over how cute these little ones are 😂❤️

[@samizin911]

at 29 years old, I still almost pull my entire PC to the ground when I get up from the chair while still wearing my headphones.

[@HeraclitusThoughtBubbles]

😅😅😅same

[@Hadeshy]

Guilty x)

[@BhavnaM]

this made me cackle!!!

[@FumblsTheSniper]

At 25, I smashed my 200$ headphones over a bad game of call of duty. I should have just gotten in the shopping cart.

[@joymagz2753]

😅

[@Youssii]

Researcher: can you push the cart to mom? Abigail: looks like you’ve got a problem with the engine. Yup, classic mistake, you’ve zip tied a mat to it!

[@kurtistowncitizen1419]

Lmaooo exactly what I was thinking

[@castawayonthemoon]

Wahahahahahaha

[@brigit.o]

The hand on her leg like she’s satisfied

[@louminarty]

"I can get it fixed but it isn't cheap" "I'll have to order the parts"...

[@weirdchamp4601]

@@brigit.o what

[@sjcflawless]

Little man outta be in the 20’s now! Time flies!

[@lofabred]

I can't help but think of most adults and 90% of their problems

[@npcimknot958]

Aka no sense of self reflection. Very true.

[@te9452]

1:42 .... that baby put her hand on her knee like people do when they cant wrap their mind around something lol

[@eloska589]

It is cute

[@max591]

Te I love it how you refer to the baby human as not a person

[@sabin97]

@@max591 personhood is earned.

[@piggypoo]

like dad when he's frustrated at the lawn mower.

[@sbp4215]

@@piggypoo or with the beating stick that breaks...

[@nemraps]

I will take this knowledge to the grave

[@userm180]

for GOD so loved the world that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven🤍

[@sabahhasbi3765]

@@userm180 god doesn't have a son

[@user-rn7yl8hx6x]

@@userm180 *Sir, ma'am whoever you are. You're reading the wrong bible*

[@lana-yl2cj]

@@userm180 shut yo bitchass up

[@justinhernandez9804]

@@sabahhasbi3765 God’s son is Jesus

[@yaasss5563]

“32 year old Chelsey was having a long conversation with her friend while searching everywhere for her cell phone around her house. Only to discover that it was in her hand the entire time she was on the phone with her friend.”

[@abacab87]

I've been having this problem, and thanks to KZbin, I now have a solution.

[@noworries2254]

"The baby human?" Was this recorded by those lizard people i hear so much about?

[@XI_Daisy_XI]

😆💚🐲

[@saraspence3829]

Hahahahaah

[@Zeverinsen]

They *are* baby humans though.

[@claireify1963]

I love how they say it every time too "The baby human tries to push the cart"

[@cebfromthestreetsoftorn2886]

@@strugglingcollegestudent That was supposed to be a secret.

[@ifm2181]

I figured this was a study to see if 'the baby human' was capable of being a worthy social creature or not, by putting the cart away instead of leaving it in the parking lot.

[@1biutza]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jeremy85]

if everyone put the cart up someone would be out of a job

[@MichaelaBelle]

@@jeremy85 that is... Literally not true? 😂

[@moonlightcocktail]

Surprisingly, some adults will fail that task

[@sofakingonmynuts1438]

I aint doing your job

[@sharonannrees2824]

Great demonstration of cognition!

[@Dbb27]

My son had one of these carts as a toddler. He wore the wheels off it!

[@RobertFairweatherMusic]

"at 57 years old, Robert walked all over the house looking for his sun glasses before giving up and settling on a second pair. Only later did he realize he had them propped up on his head the whole time when attempting to put the second pair up."

[@dot6823]

😂

[@GippyHappy]

Aliens narrating human lives like a spectator sport

[@GippyHappy]

@@Nosmo90 oh I've seen that one actually

[@Nosmo90]

@@GippyHappy Hurray! =D

[@Ryan09876]

Out of frustration, Robert tries to climb into a bottle of Jack Daniels.

[@pxter]

*Tries to push the cart* *It doesn't move* Oscar: It seems I have no choice but to get in.

[@sigurdgram]

to be fair, to a baby, that's a pretty reasonable association. when they're in a shopping cart at the store, it usually moves.

[@Jim-pq9pm]

@@sigurdgram Wow when you put it that way, Oscar is a genius

[@chubbytummymafia]

My baby would tried to chew on the cart 😂😂😂😂

[@doppio8061]

lol

[@bluerabbit4010]

@@sigurdgram That is an extraordinary way of thinking 🤔

[@reflectionOfLyf]

There is a reason I am watching this video in my mid 30’s struggling in every aspect of life.

[@thevagabondsageinthewoods]

Geez, that was really worth watching. 😮❤

[@gotmybootyout5793]

At first I was thinking “haha stupid baby” but then I remembered I spent a good 3 minutes trying to figure out why I couldn’t lift my left foot while my right one was standing on my shoelace.

[@gregjayonnaise8314]

Same

[@johnr.timmers2297]

lol

[@batrix6242]

@@johnr.timmers2297 IoI indeed

[@unkn0wn3ntity86]

Relatable

[@lauraventerosa3010]

Ditto! But I believe you mean baby stupid.

[@swidler15]

Ainsley's gotta be 12 years old by now, lets pray she never finds this, her mother will never hear the end of it!!!

[@sweedy6647]

swidler15 some say Oscar is still trying to get into the cart to this day

[@swidler15]

@monny287 Wow, hopefully she's mature enough to look at this and smile.

[@stoicqueen8557]

Why?

[@MC-uc1hw]

Wait why is this embarrassing?

[@shaansingh6048]

@GuinnessandPizza yes, she will be a baby forever.

[@shelocsher2396]

😊 these various stages of preciousness omg

[@Vanessa-tf2kl]

My son would have just janked the cart up, thrown it and come over without 😂

[@louisedelavalliere3600]

Maria is so cute the way she’s crouching there with her chubby lil hand on her knee trying to figure out the problem

[@aymuhspunj]

Damn, it might be a blown tire, mwommy.

[@WMDistraction]

*grunts* “Well, there’s ya problem. What’d you put that rug there for, mahm?”

[@pootonz5810]

@@aymuhspunj uhh tf

[@troywright359]

@@WMDistraction lol in a New York accent

[@andreilikayutub3496]

I’ve noticed this with my daughter, whenever she does something an adult would do, or she displays some kind of adult mannerism, it’s incredibly cute. I’m assuming it has to do with encouraging parents to encourage their children to continue with adult type behavior. Baby does smth adults do -> adults see and find it cute -> baby notices positive reaction -> strengthens baby’s circuits that perform that action.

[@batterybroken]

Maria is like “If I could take off these damn zip ties!!!”

[@TheEtherny]

It was actually smart imo, she didn't see how short the rug was or the fact that it was free to move so it was a logical choice to try to unwrap the rug

[@sometimessnarky1642]

@@TheEtherny thinking outside the box. And plus....why does that rug need to be there in the first place?! I'll just take it off.

[@taheemlewis7627]

oscar has a sense of self worth. he's aware that normally he's the one riding in the cart and blatantly refuses the responsibility of pushing said cart, clever boy.

[@i_nvade8098]

This is so fascinating