When Your Kid Was Babysat By a Gentle Cat

Thank you. Oh, give her a kiss. You give her a kiss? Kiss the kitty. Cats always seek safety from babies, unaware that they are providing that very same comfort in return. Somehow, cats always end up becoming the reluctant babysitters in any household with kids. Where'd you throw it, kid? That's pretty high. Let me get that for you. For cats, a baby's fuzzy head is the ultimate spot for some quality skinship. Buddy's like, as long as you let me stay around, you can do whatever you want. Your kitty? She's my kitty. Is she your kitty too? Oh, she's so cute. Babies growing up with cats rarely feel lonely, because these furballs are excited about toys too. These two besties always see the world with curiosity and got unlimited games to play together. Start your day right. We understand Buddy's feeling of being threatened, but gotta be cautious not to harm to your opponent. Watch me, kid. It's a piece of cake. Just keep watching me and you'll make it. Once these guys switch to affection mode with the baby, there's no off switch. Bet when Buddy was babysitting your tiny human, you never expected such a practical payback. Oh, wow. So cute. Doesn't he look handsome? Sometimes affection can get a bit too heavy, literally. We're talking about actual physical pressure here. When you're not into baths, but your little human is happy with that, and that's all you want. Oh, good girl. Nicely. This furball must be incredibly gentle, so that our baby feel this comfortable interacting with him. Growing up with a cat means learning to share your hair and actually enjoying it. Cats can help babies learn that caring for others is also happiness, and there's much joy in it. No wonder why babies develop stronger empathy and emotional expression with cats living around since early age. In case you were looking for those understanding each other without a word, here it is. Cats and babies can be way closer and more compatible than you think. See ya.