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Brother and sister acting like gremlins

My sweet little Molly the Pomeranian is scratching a pillow while I’m scratching under the pillow and Molly is so determined to get down to what’s really going on.

A poor and helpless little Lamb is attacked by this wild pack of Puppy Fox face Pomeranians. No actually animal was hurt in this video, but this stuffed Dog toy which happens to be a little Lamb was fought over and about to be ripped apart by these 3 very precious little Fox face Pomeranians. As they play tug of war see who ends up with the little Lamb.

Grandson Jacoby tries to tell his grandma and grandpa a story during their story telling time. Unfortunately grandpa keeps interrupting grandson Jacoby and story telling time comes to an abrupt end thanks to grandpa'

Granddaughter puts hair grease all over her face and hands and when her mother asks her "why did she do that" she answers "I don't know". Mother continues on to ask her "who told you to do that" and she replies "you" and everyone laughs.

Grandma was visiting grandson Jacoby and his brother Johan when their dad made a juice and wanted grandma to try it. Grandson Jacoby then tells grandma that the juice will turn her into an Alien. Grandson Jacoby then says to grandma"let me drink it first". Grandma then pranks grandson Jacoby having him believe that he's turning into an Alien. Grandson Jacoby began to cry and Grandma had to tell grandson Jacoby that she was joking.

My granddaughter competed against her daddy and grandpa in a Hula Hoop contest. Daddy took it to another level when he did the James Brown. Poor grandpa just didn't have a chance.

Here's some curious obsessive behavior. At the risk of coming across as armchair psychologists, we might even say phobia. Of course, we don't really know that for sure without talking to the little darling, but it is clear she behaves as if she's afraid to step on leaves. Very curious. Not everything is as it seems, however, especially with pre-verbal infants. The “uh oh” as she approaches a leaf is unmistakable. Is she genuinely concerned for the well being of the leaf? Perhaps this is the child's way of getting Dad to pick her up. Things look different when you're that close to the ground. The world is somehow more magical. It is a fact of development that between the ages of not talking to talking, infants approach the world as animists, which means every natural phenomenon, whether it is the sun or a tree, or the neighborhood squirrel, is imbued with a spirit. In some weird way this little girl may recognize that it's just not OK to step on a leaf. Everything is a guess here. Nothing can be taken for granted. Very likely, years from now, the little girl will have only the faintest memory of this event. She will giggle with the rest of us when watching herself haltering at fallen leaves, and shrug her shoulder when pressed about why she wouldn't step on <a href="https://rumble.com/v4s3tr-longboard-autumn-leaves-powerslide.html" target="_blank">leaves</a>. In rare instances toddlers do remember flashing scenes from their youngest years. What is important about this is that we supposedly can't put words to memories before we learned to speak. There may be evidence, however, that children understand language long before they are able to speak it themselves. In any case, we're just going to have to wait a few years to interview the young cutie. “Why didn't you want to step on the leaf?” “It was so pretty!” ...Well, that's one take, but who knows? She negotiated the first barricade of leaves pretty well, but the second barricade was just too much for her and...Daddy to the rescue! You have to love the little stamping routine. It's classical for the age group. She's not exactly throwing a tantrum, just giving a warning stamp. She's putting her foot down! “No, I won't cross this line!” Nothing too bad can happen as long as dad is there to save her. The father-daughter bonding undoubtedly began long before this scene. She is quite sure her hero will come to her rescue. Some dilemmas just take a little more time than others to work through. We all know, or have ourselves been children with inexplicable fears. If there was anything rational about being an infant then everything we ever knew about children would be turned on its head. Mark your calendar; in ten years, maybe 20, we may revisit the comments section and get our answer. In the meantime, let us enjoy an innocent moment we can all identify with, an <a href="https://rumble.com/v3ruhj-beautiful-autumn-sunset.html" target="_blank">autumn</a> stroll through the neighborhood, walking hand in hand with dad, when life was just alright

My grandson was eating breakfast with grandparents and he tastes a biscuit and realizes it's burnt on the bottom and he doesn't like it abd throws it on the floor.

Grandma scratches grandson's head and he falls asleep.

While on vacation in Honduras we stopped at a resort where there were Iguanas raised and tamed and were being fed Banana Leaves and didn't attack people.

My grandson is laughing at grandma while sucking his thumb

Babies do the funniest things sometimes. Whether it's twins hysterically laughing at their Pomeranian, or at their own reflection, whenever you're around a baby or a toddler, you know that funny stuff is about to go down! This baby boy sees a picture of a laughing baby on a box and joins in the laughter. His grandfather holding him realizes that's what he's laughing at, so every time he shows his grandson the image he starts cracking up! Hilarious! While it may seem trivial to us adults, this baby has a vivid imagination and who knows what went through his mind when he saw the baby on the picture. His grandpa is also amused every time he shows his grandson the picture, and has a giggle fit of his own. Babies are a true blessing and the future of our world, and we must teach them that imagination has no boundaries and rules, and encourage special moments like this one, rather than perceiving them as something mundane and ordinary. A kid's imagination is the most creative thing in the world, and only sky is the limit! We just wonder if grandpa bought the toy so his grandson can continue to hysterically laugh at home too.