The video lasts only a few seconds but the reaction of the two little ones is surprising. Are some adorable twins to those who have laid in their cribs while their mother watches them through a baby monitor with built-in camera.
The newest baby intercoms allow not only to see what the children are doing in another room, but also to talk to them, what this mother has done. Hearing his voice, instantly the twins lie down pretending to be sleeping.
I am not very friendly with baby monitors, I have never used one and I think it is an article that can be dispensed with, in addition to not being clear about their privacy in the case of cameras, but many parents are reassured to have one at home.
Thanks to them we have known images as funny as those of these twins or those of some very funny cousins who supposedly left "napping" the nap. It seems that the thing between two is always more fun.
Are they really pretending?
What catches my attention the most, besides they do it at the same time, it's the reaction of the little ones. The mother only says "Hi, babies" (Hello babies) with a very sweet voice and babies quickly put themselves in the sleeping position.
But are they really pretending? Are babies able to pretend to cheat? I do not think so. They don't do things with second intentions nor are they even aware of what it means to simulate, fool someone, or tease.
I think rather they have been scared upon hearing her mother's voice without being present. She says when she hangs up the video that she doesn't usually talk to them through the intercom.
They were so happy playing and laughing that when they suddenly heard a voice, they felt in danger and that is why they lay down right away. Not because they thought of a thousandth of a second and both at once "Oh, mom has caught us!"
The normal thing for them is to see a mother who speaks to them while there, enters the room and speaks to them, associates her presence with her voice. They are not used to a voice from nowhere. But of course, lthe children's reaction to hearing the mother's voice and "pretending" to sleep, from our vision of adults, it has been very funny.
Via | The Huffington Post
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