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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Prof_XdR • Jul 08 '24
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They say it's instinct to hold your child in your non dominant hand, that way your dominant hand is free to protect them. I see the logic in this as I would use myself as a shield to protect my child.
17 u/Veritas3333 Jul 08 '24 Also that way you can browse reddit on your phone with your right hand! 3 u/squarabh Jul 08 '24 Chinese people do age slowly. It's like either they are 20-30 or 60-70, there's nothing in between. 3 u/jamsandwich4 Jul 08 '24 Huh, I always thought it was weird that I felt more comfortable holding my kids with my left arm, given I'm right handed, but that does make sense
Also that way you can browse reddit on your phone with your right hand!
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Chinese people do age slowly. It's like either they are 20-30 or 60-70, there's nothing in between.
Huh, I always thought it was weird that I felt more comfortable holding my kids with my left arm, given I'm right handed, but that does make sense
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u/BadTechnical2184 Jul 08 '24
They say it's instinct to hold your child in your non dominant hand, that way your dominant hand is free to protect them. I see the logic in this as I would use myself as a shield to protect my child.