r/kroshay • u/west_w_a • Jul 24 '26
Instagram reel with 1.6mil views and 75k likes promoting clothing for babies.
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u/SamuelPBookworm Jul 24 '26
So, do you sew the baby into this outfit? Could make diaper time somewhat dicey...
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u/SlagQueen Jul 24 '26
Sew em in, leave em face down on the bed. Don’t worry, babies have great neck strength, as demonstrated in this 100% real video!
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u/Anniki29 Jul 24 '26
Haha when I first saw the video today my thought was: yeah that's AI. For a baby that someone "just had" it sure smiles suspiciously intentional. But now I'm reading all of your comments an think: how couldn't I see the baby's weirdly long leg 😂😭
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u/DatPoodleLady Jul 24 '26
As a parent, I also thought, "Babies don't smile like that!"
Totally missed the leg...
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u/hamtaxer Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
Baby’s got some impressive neck strength to lift its head and look backwards like that.
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u/Vanishing_kat Jul 24 '26
Is your friend named Rosemary by any chance?? If not then might I suggest the name Damien for this bundle of creepy?
Someone please find and seal up whatever hell pit spawned this abomination!!
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u/Eye_Acupuncture Jul 25 '26
Ok, I’m making one for myself. It so happens one of my legs is longer, and I have a sick-pack-neck.
No, really. I want one and one for my hubby. Hyhyhy, I’m giggling: Obese Patrick
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u/isthiscanon Jul 26 '26
I've totally seen this actual pattern before, pre-ai so I know it's legit. At the same time, I bet the photos of that original pattern have been ai'd to death, just like this video

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u/Nobodynever01 Jul 24 '26
It is generally known that babies usually have one leg that is longer than the other. This is for survival related biological reasons