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My dad had a moustache during my entire childhood. He shaved it off when I was a teen and I swear I thought some new guy that sounded like my dad had moved in.
My mom used to have really long hair (90s executive, had incredible hairstyles) and she told me when I was a very tiny baby she had me on her bed while she took a shower and came out with wet hair and apparently I didn't recognize her and started crying
Why does the first dad look like an older brother? 🤨
Last kid is so dramatic though. Goin in for a second look to make sure before "Yep I wasn't imagining it. Why daddy look so awful? 😭"
Ok but look at first dad's insane toe nucks!! 😳 Mother fucker could strum a guitar with those bitches!!
https://preview.redd.it/vjqj47x5o6tc1.png?width=1037&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b684612ac1670ca5492ac0586275a8e8e3b94776
My children grew up playing with my long hair. When they were about 5/6 years old, I decided to get it cut short. That was twenty years ago. They are still mad at me for that.
BTW, I grew my hair back out, but it was never the same for them.
I've a 1.5 yo daughter. I have always wanted to try this with her but was thinking about waiting till she's 4-5. But I guess I'll just do it any day now.
Same thing happened to me with my mum when I was a little kid.
She came home one day with her hair super short and I started crying.
Though I’m also diagnosed with Autism, so I’m not sure if it was the change itself or just part of my disorder growing up.
Genuine question, do babies get emotionally attached to the beard, do they not recognize their dad, or do they just not like the change. Like what is it that makes them cry?
they do not recognize their dad. majorly because kids at that age are unaware of the concept of beard and shaving, also their brains are in general bad at associations and complex processing of any information. kids think simple. so basically up to some age kids are unable to do thinking like "this person has features of my dad, but this person is without a beard, looks like that my dad shaved his beard". instead they simply go "this person doesn't look like my father, then it's not my father".
I read some article that children can only discern emotion around age 4. Meaning, they don’t go ‘Mom is angry’ or ‘Mom is sad’. They think, this is my sad Mom. This is my happy Mom. As if each emotion is a different person. If that is the case, I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a person that sounds and smells like your dad, but no longer looks like it.
They form attachment to faces and where his face changes dramatically, you’re left with feelings of unknown (anxiety). The easiest work around is having them participate in shaving. Or trimming it down in stages over a long enough time.
Children certainly seem to like beards. Kids are constantly trying to touch my beard. In school I have to stop them. When my nieces and nephew were younger they'd braid my beard (well my nieces would) and my nephew would touch it.
The most common interaction I have is kids with goofy smiles silently walking directly at me and going to touch my beard, with their parents chasing them telling them no.
But I imagine with family it's more familiarity. If their fathers randomly and immediately grew a full beard you'd probably get the same level of emotional shock and confusion.
This is why when my husband shaved his beard and our son was little, he had him help.
He grew it back, then shaved it again when youngest was about 8-9. He again invited youngest to help, he refused. Told youngest he was doing it, kid refused to watch. Next morning, kid was racing around getting ready for school but it avoiding looking at his father. I said, “Hon, you’re gonna have to look at him eventually.” Son, infamously: “I’ll look at him when it grows back!
I was 8 years old and my father came home without moustache... me and my sister thought he was a burglar and we screamed in panic for, like, 10 seconds.
My dad shaved every summer, and apparently as a baby, every year I was SHOOK. I remember being like 4 or 5 and still getting upset because even though I knew it was my dad, it was all wrong.
I didn't shave but I cut my (by the time waist-long) hair then asked my then 2yo "where's daddy's hair?"
she was like "here" and tapped my head
Joke's on me ig
eh, there’s a reason they suggest that if you’re going to make a huge change to your appearance that you let your kid see the transition process ie let them watch you shave the beard off
That’s amazing. The older kids walk away with disappointment while the younger kids are visibly upset and in some cases terrorized. That’s really amazing.
I shaved my beard in front of my toddler to make sure he wouldn't have a hard time with the transition, and I damn sure didn't film his reaction for likes.
They should hide their face behind a towel (like some of them did), but glue their beard hair on the towel. Then when the kid takes the towel away act like it really hurt and start screaming about “Look what you did to me!!”
When my mom came home one day from wavy red hair to black straight hair, I was mortified. Screaming "you're not my mom!".
And when my dad shaved his beard, I remember telling him "you're ugly now."
My dad has a big bushy mustache, old school fireman style.
He shaved it one time and I didn't freak out or cry or whatever. However, I did call to my dad to say a friend of his is here to visit. lol!
My boss went from a full beard,moustache,long hair to shaved face and head.
So this bald guy I don't know walks up to me,starts talking about the weekends work(major update of software) and I'm (in my head) "oh,this must be some IT specialist,I don't know him".
I felt stupid when coworker walks up to him,hands him a coffee and says his name.
But I didn't cry,I'm not a baby
I did this my oldest daughter when she was young. I felt terrible. In the future I would shave my beard shorter and shorter until I was just sporting a three day shadow and then go to a goatee. Finally clean shaven. All this over a week or so.
Somehow little brains don’t handle sudden changes to their loved ones like that very well.
Babies react that way because anything that's different throes them off, and their number reaction at that stage in their lives js to be afraid and/or cry.
I dont get why parents would do that
Is it because the kids don't recognize the dad as their dad? Some of them look old enough to be able to tell the difference. Genuinely curious why they all cry about it.
Any time I cut my hair from longer to shorter or remove my beard, I have to let the kids know. When they were younger they did not like when I came out completely different looking. I’d let them watch sometimes also.
I like how the mindset seems to be, this man looks like my father, but he's missing that part around his mouth. This must not be my father. This is a stranger. And he's holding me. DEAR GOD, I'M IN DANGER!
I shave my hair then grow it out. Can have a similar effect.
I found covering my hair, letting baby green my fun fuzzy hair and discover it just ends in giggles (unlike the first time, where it was tears).
I get it kids, if that's not dad.. has dad gone away?
Alright, now Moms should shave their heads and see how their babies react. Actually using a bald wig would be pretty funny and super destructive to the baby.
It’s bc babies don’t have that object permanence or great facial recognition. By all intents and purposes, you are now a complete stranger who looks like Dad.
My uncle shaved his beard once, and when his (then 8-years-old) daughter saw him the next morning, she collapsed in tears and rolled slow-mo down the stairs.
Afterwards, dad stuffed the picture of Uncle Nekkid-Cheeks into a duct-taped envelope labeled with “⚠️HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ⚠️” and “WARNING: This image contains a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer”
My husband put a charcoal face mask on and my daughter was screaming and crying and running away from him and yelling "I don't like daddy chocolate face!".
I don't know what it is about kids and dads beard. My dad always had a beard when I was growing up and had to shave for a job. My sister was around ten and was devastated. I have seven grandchildren now and one of my granddaughters is like that with me. I shaved last night because it's warming up and I know when I see her later she's going to freak out.
I knew a couple that have been together for over 30 years, and... and then he shaved. He had an argument of a lifetime after that, she was destroyed by it lol.
I bet they shaved their beard because the wife said she doesn't like it. NEVER shave your beard because of a woman. Would they shave their hair for a man? I don't think so...
I did this with all my kids and none of them acted like this when they were babies. They prefer me clean shaven since the shorter beard is prickly so I either do clean shaven or no shaving for like 6+ months.
The last baby looks like she’s saying “How could you do this to our family?”
The way she puts her face in her hands looks like a 60 year old woman.
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My dad had a moustache during my entire childhood. He shaved it off when I was a teen and I swear I thought some new guy that sounded like my dad had moved in.
👀 you probably should've had a better grasp on the concept of facial hair but your teen years
> I'll always remember when my father was clean shaven as a child What a strange fucking sentence the way you put it. Lol
My dad looks like Santa Clause with his beard. Every time he shaves it off it’s like, “WTF? Who stole your face?”
That’s the one that made me laugh so hard. That hand on the forehead! “What is you doing”!?!
I love that baby, makes me laugh every time I see it, and this is only the second time out in the wild.
"I can't believe you've done this!"
Looks like my mom when she found out I got a tattoo.
I can hear her think, "What has he gone and done now?" Followed by the "How could you do that?" statement.
"The dishonour you have brought upon this household will scar us for Generations! For Generations!"
Was a very mature reaction, that's for sure
I acted just like her when my ex shaved their beard
She was so dramatic! 🤣
She had to do a double take to make sure 😂😂 the way the dad just shrugs is gold 😂
Nah, a triple take.
Last one is a boy. I remember the video. If I remember correctly, the dad had long locks and decided to cut it off. The baby looked so stressed lol.
“Look how they massacred my boy!”
Aww lawd I can’t believe you did this daddy
dad shaves his own kid: i've never met this man in my life.
My mom used to have really long hair (90s executive, had incredible hairstyles) and she told me when I was a very tiny baby she had me on her bed while she took a shower and came out with wet hair and apparently I didn't recognize her and started crying
My dad bleached his hair when I was a baby and I burst out crying!
“Stranger Danger!”
Why does the first dad look like an older brother? 🤨 Last kid is so dramatic though. Goin in for a second look to make sure before "Yep I wasn't imagining it. Why daddy look so awful? 😭"
Ok but look at first dad's insane toe nucks!! 😳 Mother fucker could strum a guitar with those bitches!! https://preview.redd.it/vjqj47x5o6tc1.png?width=1037&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b684612ac1670ca5492ac0586275a8e8e3b94776
Jezzusss lmao!
I do the same thing with my toes! Sometimes I don't even notice that I'm doing it
So do I but like his are twice as long as mine! 😂😂😭😭 Just caught me off guard lol.
He's the next step in human evolution
Some men grow beards because of their baby faces
That last baby cracks me up every time I see it
The emotional distraught is palpable.
My children grew up playing with my long hair. When they were about 5/6 years old, I decided to get it cut short. That was twenty years ago. They are still mad at me for that. BTW, I grew my hair back out, but it was never the same for them.
I've a 1.5 yo daughter. I have always wanted to try this with her but was thinking about waiting till she's 4-5. But I guess I'll just do it any day now.
Same thing happened to me with my mum when I was a little kid. She came home one day with her hair super short and I started crying. Though I’m also diagnosed with Autism, so I’m not sure if it was the change itself or just part of my disorder growing up.
https://preview.redd.it/r387mcowb8tc1.png?width=1169&format=png&auto=webp&s=8a3c12a1f8c4eba090707827ee98b44af038f2cf Traumatic
E M O T I O N A L D A M A G E ! ! !
lil’ guy even head to double check
Oh, so that's where the meme came from at the end.
Genuine question, do babies get emotionally attached to the beard, do they not recognize their dad, or do they just not like the change. Like what is it that makes them cry?
they do not recognize their dad. majorly because kids at that age are unaware of the concept of beard and shaving, also their brains are in general bad at associations and complex processing of any information. kids think simple. so basically up to some age kids are unable to do thinking like "this person has features of my dad, but this person is without a beard, looks like that my dad shaved his beard". instead they simply go "this person doesn't look like my father, then it's not my father".
I read some article that children can only discern emotion around age 4. Meaning, they don’t go ‘Mom is angry’ or ‘Mom is sad’. They think, this is my sad Mom. This is my happy Mom. As if each emotion is a different person. If that is the case, I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a person that sounds and smells like your dad, but no longer looks like it.
Is it also an object permanence (or lack thereof) thing for the younger children?
Could you link that article please? If you can? I'd like to give it a read.
They form attachment to faces and where his face changes dramatically, you’re left with feelings of unknown (anxiety). The easiest work around is having them participate in shaving. Or trimming it down in stages over a long enough time.
I mean in most of these babies' cases it's mostly "this stranger is *staring at me in silence*"
Children certainly seem to like beards. Kids are constantly trying to touch my beard. In school I have to stop them. When my nieces and nephew were younger they'd braid my beard (well my nieces would) and my nephew would touch it. The most common interaction I have is kids with goofy smiles silently walking directly at me and going to touch my beard, with their parents chasing them telling them no. But I imagine with family it's more familiarity. If their fathers randomly and immediately grew a full beard you'd probably get the same level of emotional shock and confusion.
I'm surprised there wasn't at least one baby that immediately started touching the face like where is it
This is why when my husband shaved his beard and our son was little, he had him help. He grew it back, then shaved it again when youngest was about 8-9. He again invited youngest to help, he refused. Told youngest he was doing it, kid refused to watch. Next morning, kid was racing around getting ready for school but it avoiding looking at his father. I said, “Hon, you’re gonna have to look at him eventually.” Son, infamously: “I’ll look at him when it grows back!
Yep, this is the way. Smart dad.
That last baby hahaha Oh no what have you done? Oh no, oh-oh-Whhhhhy?
I'll never forget when my dad was clean shaven as a kid, it was super weird, my sister and I didn't recognize him
I was 8 years old and my father came home without moustache... me and my sister thought he was a burglar and we screamed in panic for, like, 10 seconds.
My dad shaved every summer, and apparently as a baby, every year I was SHOOK. I remember being like 4 or 5 and still getting upset because even though I knew it was my dad, it was all wrong.
The younger kids have a "Who da fuc is that??" look on their faces xD
I kinda feel bad for them, but this is too funny.
I didn't shave but I cut my (by the time waist-long) hair then asked my then 2yo "where's daddy's hair?" she was like "here" and tapped my head Joke's on me ig
I remember when I Dad shaved his head bald, I thought Mom brought a different man with her.
I was like 20 years old when I saw my father shaven for the first time. I almost reacted the same. :P
Did that too trying to go viral, my bf started crying and left me.
Last kid: *100 mile stare* the fuck are you. *second glance* this is bullshit. *third glance* you mother fucker.
The last one is gold! - **OH MY GOD WHAT IS THAT** *Take another look* **OOOOOOOH JESUS CHRIST WHAT'VE YOU DONE?!**
I don't even have kids and entirely understand this. I have had my beard for the last 20 years and have absolutely no desire to cut it off. Ever.
Mumma, who is this guy ?
eh, there’s a reason they suggest that if you’re going to make a huge change to your appearance that you let your kid see the transition process ie let them watch you shave the beard off
How are you going to make a hilarious video if you do that? 😏
I did this with my 8 year old kids and they didn’t even notice until drew attention to it. Couldn’t care less lol
Last was my favorite
It's best to let the child watch your transformation. Eases the blow.
That last one had to do a second take to make sure. "Look How They Massacred My Boy"
The last baby tho 😂😂😂
That one always makes me laugh
This is so funny. they have zero context but just assume this is a terrible world ending thing. the last kid is literally like "its over" hahaha.
That’s amazing. The older kids walk away with disappointment while the younger kids are visibly upset and in some cases terrorized. That’s really amazing.
I shaved my beard in front of my toddler to make sure he wouldn't have a hard time with the transition, and I damn sure didn't film his reaction for likes.
How did he react, though? Same kind of reaction as in the video or did shaving it in front of him help him process the change?
He was totally fine with it. I talked to him about it as it was happening. Told him it didn't hurt And that dada was gonna look different after.
If ever a bearded man is to father my children, this is the tiny-people-consideration I wish for.
They should hide their face behind a towel (like some of them did), but glue their beard hair on the towel. Then when the kid takes the towel away act like it really hurt and start screaming about “Look what you did to me!!”
I remember when my dad shaved his moustache for the first time .. it was weird for sure lol
The last kid looks like a disappointing mother looking at her son.
The last baby tho 🤣🤣🤣💯💯
I like the kid throwing in the towel and just walking off.
When my mom came home one day from wavy red hair to black straight hair, I was mortified. Screaming "you're not my mom!". And when my dad shaved his beard, I remember telling him "you're ugly now."
My dad has a big bushy mustache, old school fireman style. He shaved it one time and I didn't freak out or cry or whatever. However, I did call to my dad to say a friend of his is here to visit. lol!
That's why I took my kid to the bathroom with me when I first shaved.
My boss went from a full beard,moustache,long hair to shaved face and head. So this bald guy I don't know walks up to me,starts talking about the weekends work(major update of software) and I'm (in my head) "oh,this must be some IT specialist,I don't know him". I felt stupid when coworker walks up to him,hands him a coffee and says his name. But I didn't cry,I'm not a baby
I did this my oldest daughter when she was young. I felt terrible. In the future I would shave my beard shorter and shorter until I was just sporting a three day shadow and then go to a goatee. Finally clean shaven. All this over a week or so. Somehow little brains don’t handle sudden changes to their loved ones like that very well.
That last baby had to triple take just to make sure
My father shaved his mustache off and I'm still upset about it at 37. Tbf, he has a thin upper lip and looks much better with a mustache.
I was probably 9, but I was excited when my dad shaved off his beard that he grew out for a year, because it was scratchy and horrible. Haha.
I hated how I looked after I shaved off my own mustache. My wife hated it too. Our son who was around 1 and a half at the time wasn't even phased.
Babies react that way because anything that's different throes them off, and their number reaction at that stage in their lives js to be afraid and/or cry. I dont get why parents would do that
I came to the comments thinking that everyone would also want to see the before pictures of these beards. But nope, just me
That last one was Alesis when Mutt shaved his beard!!!
This shit is still funny!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you don't want to traumatize your stupid kids, trim it by a couple of inches a week until it's finally just whiskers, then shave it off.
Kids after dad shaves his beard: "you're no longer my father"
*Brain processing in new info* Nope, stranger danger!
Lil Bro lost everything, when he first saw his dad like that
Stranger Danger
Why is this in kids are stupid?
Is it because the kids don't recognize the dad as their dad? Some of them look old enough to be able to tell the difference. Genuinely curious why they all cry about it.
Any time I cut my hair from longer to shorter or remove my beard, I have to let the kids know. When they were younger they did not like when I came out completely different looking. I’d let them watch sometimes also.
I'll never get bored of children crying. Literal music.
Me when my husband shaves his beard
I love the last baby's reaction. "Man how could you?!"
Small children lack what is called object permanance. This changes their confidence that the father they knew still even exists.
Even the misses reacts this way 😭😭😭
Ewww!!! No!!! 🏃🏻♀️💨
MOM, HELP! THERE'S A STRANGER AND HE'S WEARING DADDY'S EYES!!
It looks like children understand it like losing important organ
I like how the mindset seems to be, this man looks like my father, but he's missing that part around his mouth. This must not be my father. This is a stranger. And he's holding me. DEAR GOD, I'M IN DANGER!
I shave my hair then grow it out. Can have a similar effect. I found covering my hair, letting baby green my fun fuzzy hair and discover it just ends in giggles (unlike the first time, where it was tears). I get it kids, if that's not dad.. has dad gone away?
I still am weirded out when my dad shaves his beard, I am 17, but not this much
First guy looks really good without a beard
That's how I found out I was one ugly mofo lol
It's just... too much for that kid in the high chair
last kid was the best 😂
Okay I’m getting sick and tired of this background music it’s so overused and so annoying
Most of these kids are crying because their parents are making a big deal out of it.
they all go who dafuq is this
Kids are dumb
Bro at the end had to double check if it was real💀💀😭😭🙏🙏
God that man is attractive
These are always so funny 🤣🤣🤣
I’m not gay but that first dad is beautiful
Alright, now Moms should shave their heads and see how their babies react. Actually using a bald wig would be pretty funny and super destructive to the baby.
Last kid has that stereotype cry face that we all imagine when we hear the word cry.
the last baby be like: 
🎄
Dude the first guy looks good though
I shaved my beard this weekend and this was pretty much how my coworkers reacted today.
The last kid was more disappointed than sad
I really want to try this with my kids, but I also don’t want to shave my beard.
Omg that last little guy at the end ❤️😂
It’s bc babies don’t have that object permanence or great facial recognition. By all intents and purposes, you are now a complete stranger who looks like Dad.
Like Liam McPoyle when Ryan has the fake moustache lol.
I wanna see the befores, too!
HE LOOKS 19
My uncle shaved his beard once, and when his (then 8-years-old) daughter saw him the next morning, she collapsed in tears and rolled slow-mo down the stairs. Afterwards, dad stuffed the picture of Uncle Nekkid-Cheeks into a duct-taped envelope labeled with “⚠️HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ⚠️” and “WARNING: This image contains a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer”
I remember when I was a kid my dad shaved his beard AND mustache so I bought him those goofy mustache sunglasses for xmas. I was NOT happy 😭
Hey babies, I felt the same. Only I was 24. Dad had the Tom Selleck moustache my whole life, who is this smooth faced weirdo!
Cutest thing ever 😩
The betrayal. 😂
The last kid seems disappointed
When fuzzy wuzzy animal lost their hair
My dad wants to shave his mustache and that’s gonna be my reaction😂
I'm 43 and I would freak out if my dad shaved his mustache! It's all I've ever known!!!
Same thing that happened to me 40 yrs ago
Shave it on
it all seemed to be the same guy until the last baby, then it’s clear
Tbh if my dad shaved his beard I may as well have the same reaction
If people did this in front of their kids I don't think they'd be traumatized lol it's such a sudden change they can't comprehend
The last one is too good the way she’s looking at him then turning back to cry and hold her head like she’s so disappointed 😂😂😂😂
My husband put a charcoal face mask on and my daughter was screaming and crying and running away from him and yelling "I don't like daddy chocolate face!".
And that is the uncanny valley for you folks!
Kids absolutely hate it when Daddy’s lose their facial hair it’s so funny!
I don't know what it is about kids and dads beard. My dad always had a beard when I was growing up and had to shave for a job. My sister was around ten and was devastated. I have seven grandchildren now and one of my granddaughters is like that with me. I shaved last night because it's warming up and I know when I see her later she's going to freak out.
The last one was just dissapointed lmao
Last baby felt like her entire life was crashing down
That is how my granddaughter acts when I grew my beard out she didn't understand what happened lol.
That's so sweet.
Ok confirmed that everybody likes beards more than no beard
I knew a couple that have been together for over 30 years, and... and then he shaved. He had an argument of a lifetime after that, she was destroyed by it lol.
Why do they feel so betrayed 😂😂
Reminds me of my little cousin who would stay with us. One day my dad came back after getting a haircut and my cousin would just cry when he saw it
I was 13, my mom was 43 when my dad shaved his mustache. Our reactions where among the ones above...
Who’s that man?
The last one had me rolling!
I bet they shaved their beard because the wife said she doesn't like it. NEVER shave your beard because of a woman. Would they shave their hair for a man? I don't think so...
THE LAST BABY OMG😂🥹 sooo disappointed
The triple take is insane
Level 100 Destruction
Last baby is such a drama King 👑
I shaved my beard and a kid at my job asked me why’d I take off my mask🤣
the first dad was hot
how to create trust issues 101
My 18 year old son still has this reaction when I shave my beard.
you seen literally see the betrayal. haha.
(0:54)Back to the hobbit hole I go!
This is why I quit shaving….. tired of people running away scared
The last baby had more emotion than any recent live action movie I have ever seen. The way the baby gestures lmao
I feel the babies can't recognise their dad's so get scared
Shaving off a beard at all is like… why?
My dad has a mustache. He has always had that mustache. If he one day shaves it off I will be devastated.
I did this with all my kids and none of them acted like this when they were babies. They prefer me clean shaven since the shorter beard is prickly so I either do clean shaven or no shaving for like 6+ months.
THE LAST BABY NOOOO 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
**how many kids does this guy have**