Why are some babies so easy to please and simple?

[Danielle93]

My friend's 8 month-old baby girl eats practically everything given to her. It's even a miracle she likes green beans, what many other babies hate. She doesn't cry too much and if she does, it's usually when she's hungry, needs a diaper change or needs to sleep. There was only one rare time she wouldn't stop crying because of gasses hurting her but that got solved. I know because I've once stayed over for an entire day and the house was peaceful.

Otherwise the baby lets herself get carried by others in reunions, is smiley and easy to pleased. What's the trick of getting a baby that isn't that fuzzy and isn't a picky eater, an easy baby? Why are some babies easy little humans? She's the dream baby anyone would wish to have, so simple.

[sawno]

Babies are also people, they have their own personality. I do think I was fine with green beans as well, but absolutely disgusted at beetroot. Of course you want to make sure they don't copy your bad traits and don't get away with bad behavior. I saw a video recently of someones kids and it was obvious there was no dad involved. They had already gone past their bedtime for 1 hour because the mom agreed to it after a tantrum. The result? The kids threw an absolute tantrum and refused to cooperate in going to bed. The mom agreed to another hour after being defeated by it. Stuff like that is an absolute avoid, always be firm but fair.

[Danielle93]

yeah too many single mothers out there and a child out of control

[Anonymous]

Some babies just are like that. It’s their personality. Babies and toddlers have personalities and are different, just like older kids and adults

[Danielle93]

It would be cool if every baby was like that.

[dustybiker2]

Because humans are imperfect. Some have underlying medical conditions such as allergies and also growth spurts that cause discomfort.

[Danielle93]

Life would be more simple if all babies were like that, calm, smiley and only cries when they need something.

[dustybiker2]

Yes. It's upsetting seeing a child in distress and having a hard time figuring out why.

[jahaims]

It's good parenting most of the time.