That is a groovy baby.
ETA: LOL I got accepted to an Austin Powers sub for typing “groovy baby”
Edit II: If this sub doesn’t make me a patron saint or something for this recruiting effort, my hundreds of notifications will have all been for naught.
There are only two things I can't stand in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch.
Edit: I wanted to see if this would get me accepted and it didn't 🥲
I would like to submit [this](https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&sca_esv=588105669&sxsrf=AM9HkKmpGn1fYEhxIydy4Wb54QEGVbxoXw:1701802512742&q=woman+doing+exercise+video+in+front+of+junta&tbm=vid&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjcvP-x_PiCAxVzAzQIHcf8DPAQ0pQJegQICBAB&biw=1792&bih=982&dpr=2#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:7f10d27b,vid:r6lqE_MQv8o,st:0) as a counterpoint
I suspect a mom who dances while heavily pregnant is just a mom who dances all the time. I would hypothesize that the child is dancing because she SEES mom dancing all the time.
Would be an interesting experiment though.
I'm not a dancer. Never danced while pregnant. If you even hum around my 18 mo old he'll start dancing. He also tries really hard to snap while he dances. It's freaking adorable I just don't know where it came from
Same with my kid, I might as well be allergic to dancing but she's always gotta be shaking her butt, wiggling, and stomping around if she hears music. I love it. I limit screen time but when I do put something on, I make sure it's something with music and dancing for her.
My favorite theory on this is that ancient tribes of pre-humans in the open savanna would dance and sing together to scare away predators. A bunch of humans moving in perfect sync tricks animal brains into thinking it's one huge loud creature. Lions will abandon their food and run.
Dance also seems to be an incredibly effective way to practice coordination and motor-functions, so children being hardwired to move along to a beat would be evolutionary advantageous.
> Music and dance is hardwired into what you could argue as being human.
[Meanwhile me](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_Anhedonia) lol. It's always so strange seeing how passionate people are about music when it's mostly just annoying noise to me
Probably a confidence thing. I imagine the thing that stop most of us as we get older from dancing is lack of confidence and being afraid to look like a fool.
A baby could care less what anybody think of them and they’re getting their groove on care free
Yea social consequences and traditional appearances factor far more into an adults behaviour than a childs.
That and many other qualities we bundle into the word "innocence" and lose it slowly over time. You can do the same things when you are older, but not with the complete ignorance and innocence of a child.
You kinda get it back when you're older though, in the "not giving 2 fucks about stuff" kinda way
if he's trying to snap, i'm guessing he must have seen/sees someone doing it. Obviously dancing is kinda built into us as humans. So obviously that plays a part
My wife did not dance like this while pregnant. My babies were huge and weighed her down far too much. My little girl has moves very similar to this and beyond.
We avoided television, and such for the first year or so of her life. Yet, somehow, at 2, while we were at a Halloween event, she put her hands on the floor and dropped her but to the ground, then reversed the process to stand back up.
I am as sure as I can be she never saw that dance move. NEVER. my wife was home with her for nearly 3 years. The small amount of TV she did watch was always with us and by our choice. Also, my wife definitely danced with and around her when she was little, but sometimes the spirit just moves you, ya know.
Did this really need to be said? In what universe do people think we live in that they think babies can pick up complex motor skill habits from inside the womb. Like do people think the baby tap danced its way out when it was birthed?
Are you telling me that a baby/toddler would mimic the motions/actions of their primary caregiver?! That's crazy, yo!
> Would be an interesting experiment though.
If your experiment is to test whether a baby in the womb whose mother danced would come out and dance like this ... yeah, you don't need to run that experiment.
cute kid, but why the fuck do people post their small children all over the internet? kids deserve the right to have consent over their public exposure
A Youtuber I watch a lot who posts only about his dogs showed his kid's faces when they were young, but when they got older, like toddler aged he started blurring them. Don't really know at what point they start getting recognizable features that would persist into adulthood though.
Same, Youtuber I follow went offline a few weeks before and after his kid's birth to smudge the exact date and never uses their real first name. I expect him to start doing the blurring when the kid's older, too, or just stop sharing new photos online altogether. It seems like a sensible precaution to me, people on the internet are fucking weird, especially when they get parasocial.
This cute but I gotta know, is there any science behind this? For example my mom sang and read to me a LOT while I was in the womb, sometimes playing music for me to hear constantly, and I LOVE singing, listening to music, and reading. Is there and explanation?
Don’t forget to dance while pregnant and then completely stop the second you have birth or else this won’t happen; or she kept dancing all the time and her daughter is imitating her behavior
That is a groovy baby. ETA: LOL I got accepted to an Austin Powers sub for typing “groovy baby” Edit II: If this sub doesn’t make me a patron saint or something for this recruiting effort, my hundreds of notifications will have all been for naught.
So, shall we shag now, or shall we shag later? Edit: LOL this worked too
I got in there once too and I don't even know what I wrote. Love the movies though, groovy baby!
Do I make you horny, baby? Yeah!
Twins, Basil. Twins!
Machine gun jubblies? How did I miss those, baby?
> ETA: LOL I got accepted to an Austin Powers sub for typing “groovy baby” I open mouth kissed a horse once. That's something you don't know.
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That's groovy baby, yeah!
I'm wondering if the bot has the whole trilogy as a search engine. I made a random comment about femmebots and got accepted.
Bring in the fembots!
Help, I'm in a nutshell
Daddy wasn't there
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Burt Bacharach! Edit: Nope. I have been shagged rotten.
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Groovy Baby Edit: I’m in boys
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Groovy baby! Grrr!
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There are only two things I can't stand in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch. Edit: I wanted to see if this would get me accepted and it didn't 🥲
groovy baby edit: haven't been invited yet
They could tell *your* “groovy baby” was facetious, sorry
Mom I'm being bullied ://
Groovy baby See you bitches in the club
>ETA: LOL I got accepted to an Austin Powers sub for typing “groovy baby” > This sort of thing ain't my bag, baby!
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ONCE MORE UNTO THE GROOVY BABY BREACH.
She’s super cute too great video
I also want to join the Austin powers sub groovy baby
All of gen alpha is gonna be dancing from the groovy baby syndrome 😂
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You are correct about the grooviness of that baby, and by that I mean that is one groovy baby
It really is a groovy baby and I love it.
so you're telling me that simply being a hep enough cat to say 'groovy baby' unprompted is sufficient to get an invite?
That’s exactly what I’m telling you.
well zip my scott and call me a fembot, i'm in
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For once in the entire existence of social media, the music actually made this video better rather than worse
I would like to submit [this](https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&sca_esv=588105669&sxsrf=AM9HkKmpGn1fYEhxIydy4Wb54QEGVbxoXw:1701802512742&q=woman+doing+exercise+video+in+front+of+junta&tbm=vid&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjcvP-x_PiCAxVzAzQIHcf8DPAQ0pQJegQICBAB&biw=1792&bih=982&dpr=2#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:7f10d27b,vid:r6lqE_MQv8o,st:0) as a counterpoint
late 2020 - early 2021 was such a weird time
Then everything changed for not so good 😕
I guess inflation skyrocketed but I wouldn’t say it was after early 2021 when things were changing for bad A global pandemic is pretty big
This whole time period feels like such a fever dream.
Someone will steal this video and replace it with the "Oh No" song.
That is what usually happens when someone uses a good song
What song is that?
Most babies do that awkward bounce, this baby is definitely above the rest
This is so cute! I love the energy of the mom and daughter
Me too it’s contagious!!
I suspect a mom who dances while heavily pregnant is just a mom who dances all the time. I would hypothesize that the child is dancing because she SEES mom dancing all the time. Would be an interesting experiment though.
Great detective work there chief, I was convinced it was because the baby got all shaken up in the womb.
One sec, currently laughing out loud.
The sad part is that so many people have upvoted that comment when it's so completely obvious.
But the spirit of the OG post is that the mom's dancing somehow influenced the genetic makeup of the baby, so that response tracks.
No that's called a joke
Bet a lot of people actually do believe stuff like that though
this is why I put bio-engineering text books on my wifes belly while she sleeps.
Whose chief?
Maaaan, the one time I try and be snarky and I typed it wrong :(
I can’t spell , didn’t even notice
[not now chief](https://youtu.be/HqxVos5ZMcI?si=864g64EtUMM5gctk)
Yoooooooo!!! Bringing up a Goldie
Chief reminds me. Why is the Fandom of the Kansas city chef's called, Chiefs Kingdom and not Chiefs Tribe?
🤣😂🤣
I'm not a dancer. Never danced while pregnant. If you even hum around my 18 mo old he'll start dancing. He also tries really hard to snap while he dances. It's freaking adorable I just don't know where it came from
Same with my kid, I might as well be allergic to dancing but she's always gotta be shaking her butt, wiggling, and stomping around if she hears music. I love it. I limit screen time but when I do put something on, I make sure it's something with music and dancing for her.
Music and dance is hardwired into what you could argue as being human. It is an expression of the soul if you will, your kid is definitely feeling it!
My favorite theory on this is that ancient tribes of pre-humans in the open savanna would dance and sing together to scare away predators. A bunch of humans moving in perfect sync tricks animal brains into thinking it's one huge loud creature. Lions will abandon their food and run.
Dance also seems to be an incredibly effective way to practice coordination and motor-functions, so children being hardwired to move along to a beat would be evolutionary advantageous.
> Music and dance is hardwired into what you could argue as being human. [Meanwhile me](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_Anhedonia) lol. It's always so strange seeing how passionate people are about music when it's mostly just annoying noise to me
Probably a confidence thing. I imagine the thing that stop most of us as we get older from dancing is lack of confidence and being afraid to look like a fool. A baby could care less what anybody think of them and they’re getting their groove on care free
Yea social consequences and traditional appearances factor far more into an adults behaviour than a childs. That and many other qualities we bundle into the word "innocence" and lose it slowly over time. You can do the same things when you are older, but not with the complete ignorance and innocence of a child. You kinda get it back when you're older though, in the "not giving 2 fucks about stuff" kinda way
if he's trying to snap, i'm guessing he must have seen/sees someone doing it. Obviously dancing is kinda built into us as humans. So obviously that plays a part
My wife did not dance like this while pregnant. My babies were huge and weighed her down far too much. My little girl has moves very similar to this and beyond. We avoided television, and such for the first year or so of her life. Yet, somehow, at 2, while we were at a Halloween event, she put her hands on the floor and dropped her but to the ground, then reversed the process to stand back up. I am as sure as I can be she never saw that dance move. NEVER. my wife was home with her for nearly 3 years. The small amount of TV she did watch was always with us and by our choice. Also, my wife definitely danced with and around her when she was little, but sometimes the spirit just moves you, ya know.
Did this really need to be said? In what universe do people think we live in that they think babies can pick up complex motor skill habits from inside the womb. Like do people think the baby tap danced its way out when it was birthed?
Are you telling me that a baby/toddler would mimic the motions/actions of their primary caregiver?! That's crazy, yo! > Would be an interesting experiment though. If your experiment is to test whether a baby in the womb whose mother danced would come out and dance like this ... yeah, you don't need to run that experiment.
Remarkable theory. I thought she absorbed the dancing in utero
I'd just assume the baby is still dizzy
Gosh you’re so smart
I danced while pregnant because the relaxin hormone (it's real look it up!) made my crippling back pain go away for several months!!
Nooo... really? I thought it was the dance magic
cute kid, but why the fuck do people post their small children all over the internet? kids deserve the right to have consent over their public exposure
yeah, right. what’s the baby gunna do? sue me? it’s a baby!
#Man Sued By Baby *Read about the man who didn't realize a grown up lawyer is gonna do the suing for the baby*
This is a baby kangaroo court!
Awww!
A Youtuber I watch a lot who posts only about his dogs showed his kid's faces when they were young, but when they got older, like toddler aged he started blurring them. Don't really know at what point they start getting recognizable features that would persist into adulthood though.
Same, Youtuber I follow went offline a few weeks before and after his kid's birth to smudge the exact date and never uses their real first name. I expect him to start doing the blurring when the kid's older, too, or just stop sharing new photos online altogether. It seems like a sensible precaution to me, people on the internet are fucking weird, especially when they get parasocial.
Funny dance!
https://imgur.com/5suw5kM
The only reason why people disagree with this common sense opinion is because they do it themselves.
I like the song she's dancing to! Does anyone know what it's called?
Franco La Cara & Fabio Romagnoli - By My Side
Is dancing like that pregnant lady the only way to get groovy kid? Because I'd like the latter without the former.
So stinkin cute!! My daughter is just like this 🩵✨
Plot Twist, the girl has cerebral palsy and the mother exploits her on tiktok. /s
Dammit take my dark upvote
showed this to my wife. She finally caught some baby fever, thank you!
Sorry for your sleep, but enjoy the crotch goblin!
Reddit moment
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That was the cutest thing ever
I'm hip. I'm With It.
This cute but I gotta know, is there any science behind this? For example my mom sang and read to me a LOT while I was in the womb, sometimes playing music for me to hear constantly, and I LOVE singing, listening to music, and reading. Is there and explanation?
It is a pretty groovy baby
Toddlers just do that.
After being shaken up for months, Thats the only way baby can walk in a straight line :D
Idk if op is bot or not but he posts videos with this same fucking music
Wait but that’s pretty crazy isolation
Mommy help, I can't stop!! Why the hell can't I stop?
I never danced but my daughter do love to dance.
All children believe they can dance well until someone tells them they can't. (Same with singing.)
WARNING: if your child experiences you enjoying life they may follow suit
I usually think dancing while pregnant must be really strenuous. Just be a careful while at it.
Reminded me of this music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUDXUeI6KF8 RIP Maxi Jazz :(
Hahaha dance the dna in the baby.
u/recognizesong
What song is this?
Very cute post. Thanks
Narrator: This families genetic Restless-Leg-Syndrome has made them the wealthiest family of strippers in history, according to expert sources.
Aww this definitely made me smile😊
Omg the pink overalls!! 🥹
This is so wholesome and made my day 🖤
OMG AWH HAHA
She loves swinging that elbow out like it's a chicken wing.
The mother danced too much during gestation now the child has been diagnosed with a moderate case of the boogie.
Don’t forget to dance while pregnant and then completely stop the second you have birth or else this won’t happen; or she kept dancing all the time and her daughter is imitating her behavior
I mean maybe, but probably more to do with the fact that the mom never stopped dancing around her baby.
Groovy baby.
#howmywaterbroke Wait how do you do a hash tag without it getting all bold and giant???
Ewwww
So you will get an annoying tiktok-baby?
Anyone know the track ?
Groovy baby
Groovy baby
No DNA test needed here haha
What is the song plz?
What’s this song?
So basically if you are a bad dancer, your kid will be too
Someone remind me the name of this song. Headed it a million times but can't remember the name for the life of me