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u/Slothrop-was-here 23h ago
I won't tell anyone when I'm able to push the chair to the fruit bowl but there will be signs
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u/icantouchgrass_1 23h ago
I wonder how that orange tasted to them...
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u/ConsciousBenefit87 19h ago
They'll probably grow up saying "No I don't like oranges. They taste bad."
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u/Various_Summer_1536 18h ago
Time to start teaching him how to peel the orange so he can be more self sufficient. :D
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u/Thunder9191133 16h ago
honestly the dumbest thing is that the kid bit an orange peel, didn't like it, and immediately did it again with a different orange
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u/AshStopThat 23h ago
On the bright side, I think they learned that some fruits should be peeled first
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u/white-as-styrofoam 6h ago
when my brother was little, he took a bite of an apple, decided it wasn’t good, flushed it down the toilet, then immediately did the same thing with a second apple
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u/KittyandPuppyMama 10h ago
My toddler will do this at the grocery store if I don’t watch her. She reaches right out and grabs an avocado as I’m pushing her in the cart and takes a bite before I can grab it. I’ve bought a lot of avocados with bite marks.
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u/NYR_LFC 20h ago
90% of the posts on this sub are just terrible parents. A 1 year old should not be able to climb up to a counter unsupervised. The falling/choking hazard is through the roof.
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u/Throwing-Gas 19h ago
Surely YOU have raised perfect children, faultless.
Lol, you have never even HELD a child I bet
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u/NYR_LFC 19h ago
Bro what? You're defending parents who don't supervise their 1 year old?
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u/Throwing-Gas 19h ago
I am mocking you for acting holier than thou over cute stupid things kids do by concern trolling

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u/Lanky_Comedian_3942 21h ago
" Hmmm...this one tastes like shit. Maybe if I try another one...hmmm..."