Baby Play Timelapse Video - Neatorama

Four hours of baby play that has been packed into a two minute long timelapse video. The song is "Ensemble" by the Canadian artist Coeur de Pirate.

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That's kinda like the fuzzy logic of a Roomba. If the baby's outfit were made out of Swiffer material, this would be a WIN!

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thats so cute. it would be superly cute if he passed out on his blankie in the end. funny he keeps going and going and going and going and..........

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soooooooo cute

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So that's why they sleep so much!

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This video makes me extremely tired just watching it. That kid just doesn't stop!

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very entertaining. I'm normally not a 'babbies are cute!' person, but this guy just vrooms all over the place!

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Aren't those tiny pieces and tight spots dangerous for the baby?

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cute and all, but 4 hours without adult interaction or a diaper change?!

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This is extremely cute! And I'm not especially even fond of babies :)

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@ SW
The adult interaction was edited out to maintain the intention of the video

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Kids all over the world survive tiny pieces. At that age ours would eat gravel in the garden and never choked on it. Can't see any tight spots? Ours used to get stuck in reverse and jam themselves under the sofa, but they never died from it.

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so cute, so real !

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Very funny.

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So this is how inexcusably bad spelling habits get passed down through the gene pool. I am about to loose my mind.

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I've often wondered what a baby's day would look like compressed. No wonder they sleep so much.

@violet: Spelling habits? I must be missing something.

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Wow. That kid just kept going and going. It's like the Energizer Bunny in a romper suit.

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I love the swiffer idea!!

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So adorable! Now *I* need a nap!

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Nice to know the adult supervision was edited out, I was wondering the same thing! Cute kid, he can move really well... definitely knows what he wants and how to get it!

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Too bad they couldn't edit it down to about thirty seconds.

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What a cute video. I agree with mom and dad who "decided to edit out the adult interaction" because it made it funnier! I giggled all the way through it. But, I think my favorite was the song they picked to play it to. It fits it perfectly!
Play on baby!!!!!

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sadly, this is what a time lapse video of my day would look like as well

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@Dave: In the titles, "Dinning Room." Just bugs me. I can't compute how, if you can read, you haven't internalized the very meaningful difference between double and single letters in terms of what they do to the preceding vowel.

I usually try not to be a spelling Nazi, but it was all up in my face and sh*t. And they are parents. Teaching their child. To spell dining dinning.

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Oh my God! That is such an adorable baby (and extremely hyper, hehe).

Congratulations mom and dad for your child and thanks for the video. I LOVED IT!!

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