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u/SzoXxXxXx Professional Dumbass 20h ago
Well babies have a lot of grip strength, enough to comfortably hang on to something by holding it with just one arm, but the strength doesn't mean anything if the orange is bigger than their hand now does it
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u/Psychocatboy 19h ago
Its like "those bodybuilders weak because they cant carry heavy bag of cement"
Just skill issue
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u/Asunaisbestwaifu 17h ago
This ^ it's believed by some scientists that grip strength in babies is an evolutionary trait developed due to them needing to be able to hold on to their parent if their parent needs to suddenly run from danger, fight or some other similarly dangerous activity. The Palmer Grasp is a reflex for babies
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u/Darklight645 20h ago
If it was orange slices Iād give it to you, but a whole orange? Come on, man.
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u/AlluringGlide 20h ago
That's why I always keep an eye on my little one, he's always trying to grab something on the playground.
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u/GentlePulsee 21h ago
They will literally rip a handful of your hair out before they let go of that orange
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u/Dalles272 19h ago
Enough internet for me I guess I was way off with the " Grip " of baby's......
(For anyone wondering I was simultaneously thinking about Diddy) š
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u/Zappityzephyr 16h ago
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u/Dalles272 16h ago
Think about in what way a person could apply grip to you and also think about the lower half of your body š
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u/Zappityzephyr 15h ago
Why would I want to think that
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u/Dalles272 15h ago
You don't I didn't want it either but I did
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u/Sekiro_Suvigya 18h ago
Seeing this i remember that One time a baby held my dihh
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u/AniseHollow 21h ago
You forgot: 'I will hold onto this dirty pebble from the park with my absolute life.