Between this and the sledding incident, I’m not sure how that baby isn’t, like, dead. Are babies just, like, way more durable than I give them credit for?
Babies, and children in general, are a lot more resilient than people think. I mean, they’re not basketballs, obviously, but neither are they Faberge eggs. My kids have tripped over dogs and down steps and run straight into trees with little more than a look of shock and laughter before running off again. I guess they’re kinda more like drunken frat bros; oblivious to danger and consequence, and as long as nothing is bleeding or broken then they’re all good.
In fact, baby bones are soft and bendy, making impacts from falling do almost nothing
Except for the head, a baby’s head is VERY vulnerable, but if you were to drop a baby from average adult height, they’d be mostly unharmed if so long as they didn’t hit their head (don’t actually test this though, babies are very top-heavy, so if they are dropped they will most likely go down headfirst)
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Between this and the sledding incident, I’m not sure how that baby isn’t, like, dead. Are babies just, like, way more durable than I give them credit for?
Danny’s head is full of padding
If babies were fragile the human race would have died out thousands of years ago.
(That’s a quote from our pediatrician.)
Babies, and children in general, are a lot more resilient than people think. I mean, they’re not basketballs, obviously, but neither are they Faberge eggs. My kids have tripped over dogs and down steps and run straight into trees with little more than a look of shock and laughter before running off again. I guess they’re kinda more like drunken frat bros; oblivious to danger and consequence, and as long as nothing is bleeding or broken then they’re all good.
Actually babies are pretty resilient
In fact, baby bones are soft and bendy, making impacts from falling do almost nothing
Except for the head, a baby’s head is VERY vulnerable, but if you were to drop a baby from average adult height, they’d be mostly unharmed if so long as they didn’t hit their head (don’t actually test this though, babies are very top-heavy, so if they are dropped they will most likely go down headfirst)
I think you mean headsplat.
Like my wife, the RN, says; babies bounce.
Wow what? I don’t get why’s Walky coming after Danny, I know this universes Danny isn’t as good as DoA Danny but he seems none involved here.
I think it’s mainly because Walky isn’t very bright.
Last strip he was talking about Billie and Sal, who have a Danny connection, but I don’t think Dorothy does in this universe.
Is the wallpaper in that room bananas? Or maybe crescent moons?
Ooooh, WALLPAPER. Man, I was sitting here trying to figure out why he had a crib outside under a tree or something.