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I love how mom teaches the baby not to pull Luna's fur and stops her from hurting the animal.. I have seen many videos where parents treat the animals as their children's toys .
I also thought that was very good Luna may put up with it for a while but she wouldn't have tolerated it for much long
@@blondien6072 if a child keeps pulling on a cats fur then the kitty will eventually snap and scratch the kid..
@@blondien6072 and the parent didn't yell at their baby??
@@blondien6072 if that’s yelling, you’d literally crumble into DUST at how my mother used to speak to me as a child.
@@andreasklindt7144 lol. People like you are why this generation is soft af.
Luna is so patient with the baby but the mom is teaching the baby boundaries. And I think that's amazing. (Amazing because I've seen parents not discipline their children when the kid grabs or hits a pet. She's showing her daughter to be gentle with animals at a young age which will be a habit as she ages.)
Well babies that age don’t have the muscle control to be gentle just yet
@@Angelicwings1 well that excuse doesn't prevent teaching. That way the baby is ready when muscles respond. This is a good mom looking after her baby and the animal as well. Let's be inspired by that.
@@mustangsupersnake7848 Thank you! These enablers with their lazy excuses. They act like parents should not even try to teach their children right from wrong. If the baby does not understand, the parent has to keep training them until they do understand.
Yeah! I love that too!
@@Angelicwings1 really? Is it really "amazing"?
My daughter LOVES cats. Her first word after mama and dada was “meow” 😂❤ I adopted our rescue kitty from my local humane society when I was 5 months pregnant. I saw her photo online and immediately fell in love with her striking green eyes. She’s a calico. I went to the shelter to meet her and she was all over me basically climbing me like a tree and rubbing all over me. She spent her first week at home aggressively loving on us as if to say thank you for rescuing me. She knew I was pregnant and would rest her head on my belly and knead on it. She and my daughter love each other ❤❤❤
That’s a nice story . Many people freak out about the idea of having pets especially cats around pregnant women so I’m surprised you took that risk . How old is your daughter now?
@@SleeplessinOC she’s two and a half now. I strictly followed the no litter box changing rule when pregnant. My husband took care of that.
That's hilarious and adorable!
This made me smile! That’s adorable
that's the toxoplasmosis talking
"The cat will pick you." A very true statement. Went to my local humane society to see a cat they had on their website. Walked into the cat room to see him and a different cat climbed me like a tree and preceeded to ride my shoulder for the entire visit. He was definitely the one. He insisted lol. No regets 😁
I went to Petsmart and adopted the sweetest 8 month old black kitty. Shortly after that, I moved in with my daughter and her family. Then, my grandson was diagnosed with T-cell leukemia. My kitty, Onyx, decided my grandson was his human and NEVER left his side throughout his entire treatment! He's fine now and Onyx has now devoted himself to my daughter. ❤️
Went to a local animal shelter in my area, this nice old lady looks after rescue cats. Went to look at a completely different cat and my cat Truffle saw the open carrier saw us and walked right in and sat down in it meowing at us to take her. Little bugger was a scam artist in manipulation of people round her paws and we loved her. Lost her last year first week of new job that helped ease my anxiety and depression.
haha my current cat I recently adopted came from a local rescue/foster family . she likes to jump on me and climb up me , it was awkward when she did that the first time I was peeing and wasn’t expecting it lol . she’s so sweet . the cat before her who passed about a year ago choose me by sneaking into my house and scaring me when i came home after visiting a friend lol she slept on my bed every night til one day she stopped eating . 2 days later she was gone . but new kitty helps with that .
Thats so sweet and kinda makes me sad because I feel like I should give my cat back since it seems to hate us lol.
I kept waiting for the kittens at a shop to pick me, but no one did, so I had to pick a couple of them myself. I sat there for over 30 min, waiting for a kitten to pick me :( Though to be honest, just as I picked my 2 kittens, one kitten began to pay attention to me, a totally different one, not the color I wanted. But I was like, paying for the 2 that I picked already. so it was too late.
Luna is protecting the little wee human. She sees the baby as hers and wants to love it like she does a kitten. It’s wholesome and adorable!
@@SUPERNOVA0360 um....
@@ChrisZukowski88 Manga? 🤷♀️
I totally agree :)
@@kidenoka9779 Could be warmth, pheromones, breast milk or the softness of the blanket.
@@kidenoka9779 or they simply like to stay warm using someone else's body heat.
I have read about a couple of cases where cats smothered babies this way accidentally (probably they fell asleep too and didn't realize they had obstructed baby's airways or they just didn't care).
I love how you’re teaching your children respect to the kitty, petting it gently, not pulling its hair. Animals need our protection, just like our children do too! 😺🥰👶
I like that too Susan Mulvey. I’ve watched parents let their kids pull their pet’s fur, gouge their eyes, sit on them, carry them around by the neck, instead of teaching them to be gentle, kind and respectful towards the animal. She’s a good mother and a good pet parent.
@@catsnpeacocks it annoys me, children don’t know better but the parents!
@@bratzsuperiorentertainment6186 the cat is ok with it and the mom tells the kid not to do it so chill out
Babies have the instinctual death grip on everything though, so it's kind of unavoidable.
@@SaberRiryi left over monkey instinct
When I was baby I had a puppy named Bailey. He grew up with me until I was 16. That kind of unconditional love you never forget. Getting an animal for your child teaches them so much.
That’s crazy had the exact same situation but mine was spelt “Baylee” such a small world n man I do miss my baylee such an awesome dog
My heart will always belong to my orange kitty Calvin, even though he crossed the rainbow bridge twenty years ago. He was my best friend and, every time he saw me sit down, he’d run over to come sit in my lap.
Julie, my childhood cat was incredibly smart, one night my dad and mom had gone to the movies and they saw this cat, she followed them to their house. We live in an apartment complex and there are hundred of people living here. She followed my parents to their doorstep. My mom and dad put some water and a tuna can outside the door and went to bed. When they woke up to go to work she was sleeping on the doormat. They went to work, came back and she was still there. They took her in, she had pneumonia and they brought her to the vet. When she was healed they have her the opportunity to leave if she wanted. She never left the house again, even after all the opportunities she had.
She realized my mom was pregnant before her, she made cookies on her belly throughout the whole pregnancy. When I was born she took guard of my crib and hissed at anyone she didn't know who got too close. When my mom breastfed she would sit on her lap and try to hold me up with her back. Every time someone cried she stood in front of them and watched. When I was a child and I cried she licked away my tears and purred. Every time. She died when I was 8, at the ripe old age of 22. She was the goodest of kitties. I miss her dearly everyday.
Beautiful Story!
My parents had a cat like this. He was the sweetest cat. When I was pregnant with my daughter and visited them the cat just knew and would always stay right by my side purring at my belly. As soon as my daughter was born he was enamored with her. Just stayed by her side every second we would visit. He would follow her everywhere, sleep right under her feet while she napped. I remember she was pulling his fur really hard one day and smacking his head and I went over and was telling my daughter "no no sweetie we do nice to the kitty" trying to get her to stop roughing him 😆 the cat actually used his paw to swat at me and pushed me away from her then proceeds to lick the back of her head like "is okay baby". God I miss that cat. RIP baby cat 🐈 😻
Wow your kid is a bully for that. Teach your dumb children not to hurt animals. Is your cat dead because of her?
Beautiful story! 🤗❤️
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What was the cat’s name, I’m sure he was a faithful and loving companion throughout your daughter’s life and I hope he enjoyed his time in this world.
What a beautiful soul.
My daughter is severely disabled and my cats absolutely love her and protect her. They understand her noises, her stimming, and that she cannot see (she is blind.) They don’t mind when my daughter jumps unexpectedly-they’re just chill as ever and continue to slow blink. Cats are so smart and can be so sweet!
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You are so very lucky to have pets that can bond like that! Your daughter must be very special! I got a kitten that my son found in a cardboard box about 4 years ago. We had to bottle feed him because he was only about 3-4 weeks old. Anyway, he's the meanest cat ever.... but he loves my son who's got autism. My son never fed him or nursed him back to health, yet the cat just loves him!! However, he hates the rest of us! Go figure!
@@juju4842 is it the son he loves that found him in the box? Maybe he remembers the face that saved him, the first face he saw after the box being opened.
Anyway that’s beautiful, lots of love
@@AmyNa.B It is not the son that found him, nor did he do much as far as bottle feeding (it was only about a week). It's just a strange bond, only because the cat hates everyone else. We can't even pet him, he hisses and growls. But my son can pet him!
@@juju4842hiii Juju? With Shirley. Yeah animals r absolutely so smart n have some special senses that felt who could maybe experienced before that tho r the big danger to them n animals really have a very good memory n a good smell of sense too where it's very dangerous to them then they already ran away. I'm very sorry with my bad English descriptions n also my worst translations too hopefully you understood a little bit here what I meant. Tho r just so smart n very politely gentle careful with their loved ones whom they feels best positive comfy with. Very great memories n the best smell they have ever n the noise they have r million times sharper harder then us as human has. Animals r absolutely awesome.
However to everybody over there aswell please take care stay healthy strong n be safe. Warmly hugs kisses n lots of love. Keep the positive vibes only. God bless you anytime anywhere. Peace. Amen. Shirley
This is reminding me of my childhood cat :’). She was always there in my baby basket when I was little, I was 14 and she was 18 when she passed away. She was my second mum, from the day I was born I was her kitten and her baby. She always used to snuggle up to me out of everyone else and make sounds that mother cats normally make to their kittens...I imagine she must have missed her own kittens, who she had to leave at the rescue shelter, and so when I was born made me hers. I miss you Katy. I hope you’re at peace, wherever you are ❤❤❤
you thought the kitten hated the baby you thought wrong🤣🤣🤣
I have 2 cat siblings, they're both 13 months old now. I also have a 2 months old baby and unfortunately, the cats don't pay much attention :( The little female cat pays a tiny bit of attention sometimes but hardly any, and I think it's more like she'd like to play with the baby's moving feet! They're super nice cats otherwise but it's like, they have no clue whatsoever about a baby, neither did they ever realize I was pregnant, had no change in behaviour at all. Is it because they're so young? I wonder.
Her "the snuggle is real" shirt is everything!!!😁🥰❤️
Not suprised Luna wants to hop into babies crip, not only does she realize this is a baby that needs protection but this also the warmest pillow in the house
Luna is so sweet
Bingo... Baby is the heating pad for her..
It use to be a thing that the cat could possibly sleep across the infant's neck and chest and accidentally smother them!
Heard this from the old timers way back in the 80's when I was a kid, and it seemed to make sense so I always remembered the warning.
The cat didn't mean it, it was just enjoying the warm....but human infant's are so ridiculously fragile!
Did you human newborns are so defenceless they can't even shiver to warm themselves!
By animal kingdom standards, thats just pathetic lol.
Warmest heating pad in the house, who gets a constant supply of milk. ✨😁
Luna IS very special. So don't think I'm trying to take away from that. But cats will often seek out babies, because they have a constant supply of milk, & smell like milk all the time. And because they are soft & helpless, & fresh, & a constant source of warmth. Also because they have protective instincts & will want to keep the baby warm, & guard them. Mother cats will put up with their babies attacking their bodies & face. They will either get up, leave, or discipline them, when they go too far. So a cat that tolerates an infant's grabby hands , & seek them out, is definitely claiming that child as their own to protect, much like some dogs do right off the bat with a new baby. Dogs are pack animals. If it was a dog we'd say that your family is it's pack.
And stray or street cats, though they have to be on their guard, will often seek out cat colonies. So your family is her cat colony.
My baby sister is 8 years younger than me. And we always had neutered indoor/outdoor male Tabby cats. (The orange striped kind). Never more than one. If that one died, we'd seek out another one to raise. They were always very loyal. And the one we had while my baby sister was a baby/toddler, would allow her to pick him up by his middle, with all four paws just dangling, & lug him around like that ALL THE TIME. He never reacted retaliatory. Which to me is remarkable him being a male. But they will claim you & protect you, if they feel loved.
@@kurdaitcha3509 Babies aren't as fragile as people think, they're actually pretty resilient. I also heard about the cat smothering babies in the 80's, but I don't believe it, I mean it could have happened once or twice but I don't believe it was ever actually a thing. Babies can't shiver per-say but they do regulate their temperature in other ways. I believe it's just down to warmth and comfort, my cats are always looking for the coziest spot in the house and I used to find my Siamese in my babies crib amongst the stuffed animals..
That's a sweet kitty. If it was not happy being there and having ears and fur pulled she would leave, never mind scratching. But she's seeking out the baby. They'll grow up great friends.
90% of the time cats scratch or bite it’s because they think their playing not realizing we don’t have fur to protect our skin that’s how they play with other cats
@@chasebishop982 You tell them and they learn. But if you play rough with them, you're asking for it. But here, the baby doesn't know; ie. the fur pulling. Can't be sure what will happen.
It’s good to teach then 🤷🏼♀️
@@syvonnie15 you mean them
Cats understand, somehow, that little kids are like little kittens and need more patience and leeway.
My cat was very playful and assertive. Was never afraid to roughouse with me or anyone else. If he didn't like being held, he'd struggle to get down. He was no one's pushover.
But I can still remember, when playing with a friends little girl, how he let her pick him up under the front legs and lug him around, dangling in front of her. He never fought it, never made a mean sound. Just went with it until she set him down.
He was such an awesome cat. Miss him every day.
I can NEVER get enough of cat and kid stories like that. They just warm my heart and make me feel good all day.
She can feel how pure the baby’s energy is ❤ such a sweet kitty. They’ve built a beautiful, genuine love story together
My older brother rescued a little black kitty one late night coming home from a jam with his band. Someone had thrown a bag full of kittens in the road. They were all dead, except for one tiny cat who crawled to the top and meowed. Doobie was the best cat, so gentle with me. I was 6 years old and would push him at round in my pink plastic shopping cart, he would sit at my tea-time table, and crash my brothers poker games in his room. (He could open doors by twisting the knob.) Your girls are so blessed to have Luna. They will remember her when they are my age!🥰❤️
Jesus. Sole survivor atop the mountain of dead siblings.. what an origin
Karma, take care of the scum that did that to the kittens. 💪🏼
Villian to Hero Origin Story?
WTF This is so messed up
@@MarioDallaRiva Yes it will happen
I was never an animal person, but after watching your videos I did adopt a female kitten and my life has changed in a good way since adoption. Thank you guys.
Awesome 🤩
@@HeyoitsJay IKR :)
Bruh I have four and I literally could not imagine life without any of them. There is so much love in that little package. And zoomies. All hail the zoomies.
"Until one loves a dog, (animal), part of one's soul remains unawakened."
Welcome to the awakened side. May you have many happy years together.
That is wonderful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Reminds me of the cat that came into my parents' life 2 years before I was born and she guarded my mother's stomach when she was pregnant with me and when I was born she also guarded me every step of the way and made it to the ripe age of 15. I was really devastated when she passed away from cancer.
Okay, this cuteness overload should come with and advisory warning for the adorable minded!!⚠🥰🥰😋😉
Luna is like "I take care of our 'kitten' too!" And the way the baby grins every time she hears the word kitty or Luna and snuggles just makes me so happy!
cats raise their litters as a community so I think the cat thinks the baby is a kitten
@@jhonshephard921 also scientific studies show that cats think humans are the same species as them
I was born into a cat trio of a year, one of the cats we had was very shy but once I was brought home she instantly connected with me. She thought I was her baby, for 17 years I was her baby. Losing her was one of the worst things I’ve gone through. It was like a built in best friend from the get go. She knew me longer than I knew her
This is so beautiful and heartbreaking. I know she loved you so much.
Such a lovely story !
So glad she was so much loved ❤
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I am so sorry for your loss. I take care of people's pets, and i have a hard time being strong for the clients who lose a pet. I'm the one who wants to be consoled, but it's not appropriate. I manage to keep my feelings in (somewhat).
Last year, i wanted to call a former client so bad because something had reminded me of her Bubs. And i couldn't. She's in more pain than i am. If she's missing the Bubs and needs a friend to talk to, that's my role. Not vice versa.
I am giving you a virtual hug and know the love you shared is forever ❤️
17 yrs for a cat is a long, happy, and fulfilled life if you ask me. She'll always have a place in your heart now.
Black cats are smart and special. I have had many over the years. This is so precious.
Luna loves being part of a family, it's what she was born to be, a family member. She's absolutely perfect. I can easily see how much everyone loves her in return, especially mom. Great job in spotting the one.
That’s a good cat right there; takes a cuddle no problem.
Iconic XD
Even lets the little boy cradle her like a baby! Most cats will not tolerate that and may even bite the person attempting to do it!
Not afraid at all xD
Annoying old meme. All cats are good cats if you aren't a douchebag😤
My cat is the same too. She would annoy if no one gives her cuddle 😭
I hope they have a long time together. My cat was 3 when my son was born in 2003. It was January 2022 when my cat passed away. He lived almost 22 years and my son grew up with him. I will always miss my buddy.
Wow! What breed was the cat? (If you knew) that's a really long time for them to live excluding wildcats, I'm wondering was it part bobcat or Maine coon or something?
RIP to an amazing soul brother
I'm so sorry for your loss. ❤
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Most likely an indoor cat 🐈,mine is .
That daughter of yours is absolutely one of the most beautiful babies I’ve ever seen! I mean, they’re all beautiful, but your baby is adorable!!❤
I’m loving the way she’s teaching the baby to be gentle with the cat.
These kids are being raised wonderfully, teaching them to be gentle and respectful towards animals. Their mom is such a wonderful pet owner and its definitely a love filled household. So heartwarming to see. Anyone that says cats don't care about their owners should see this video.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I’ve always had cats. They love being around people. Whoever made up that lie that cats don’t like people was very wrong.
@Jason Kopf if they don't want the cat in the crib they shouldn't let her in it even when they are in the room. It's confusing to the cat that sometimes it's allowed and other times it's a bad thing. It should be eitwhe she's allowed or not allowed. Consistency with animals is as important as it is with children. Tbh I don't know why they just don't shut the door to the babies nursery then the kitty wouldn't have to be confused. She'd know that when the doors shut she's not allowed in there. That's alot easier to learn than she's allowed when they're there and not allows when they're not. Door open and door closed is much simpler.
@@rmoore1686 It's people who can't handle that cats are independent and not as clingy as dogs. Hurts their egos or some shite.
@@ucanthandletruth4456 exactly, the mom can't understand that concept 🤦 She shouldn't have had a baby
@Jason Kopf Accidental scratches happen and toxoplasmosis is very real.
Luna assiduously raising her future staff. Such a loving master Luna is 🥹
^this comment is underrated^
haha exactly 😂
Excellent comment! 🤣
Damn it! Hahahah, I agree 🥺🥺
Lol 😂
My heart has melted into a puddle. What a phenomenal love story. 💓
Sweet Luna, deserves the most loving family and looks like she found it❤
I love the way cats and dogs know the difference between an infant or toddler pulling their hair/ear/tail too hard just because they lack motor control, and an older child doing it in a way that is a bit mean. The first is ignored and tolerated, the second is punished by a little nip or swat.
Those furry little fellows have so much social intelligence. Every child should grow up with a pet, it turns them into better adults.
Agreed. I used to foster my cousins, back when their mother wasn’t fit to take care of them, and I had three cats. Biggles and Eden would watch from a distance but never interacted with the kiddos. Eden was a bit of a sass-hole and Biggles(her daughter) took after her. My third cat was adopted after we found her abandoned, fixed and declawed but by no means defenseless. Sweetest lil fat-cat I ever had the pleasure of keeping company. She loved my little cousins(3-5) even when they got a lil wild! The youngest has autism like me, and he doesn’t know his own strength so sometimes he would pull her fur a bit too hard and she would just meow at him to let him know “hey, too rough buddy” 😊
And having a cat around as a child reduces the likelihood of developing asthma and allergies. And reduces the parents stress. It's a roundabout good thing to have cats around.
@@ravenartistofficial I wish my grandma didn’t throw out a cat when I was young and played rather violent with poor creature but explained and showed how to deal with our Klyopa (the First. There would be two more in our family a decade later). In the end, I was a lonely child with poor control of myself left to my own devices, but cats helped me develop understanding of non-verbal cues to substitute empathy, and I have never felt as loved by humans as I felt loved by my fluffy companions. Have plenty of cats in household to this day. They help to pull me out of myself a lot.
Cats often show me more affection than people do. I'm autistic. I can't afford pets, but sometimes I think that being raised by wolves wouldn't be so bad compared to a lot of human parents out there lol
@@screwyourhandle I love how us autistic people all love cats, they really are the coolest
When my sisters kids were learning to walk her oldest cat would deliberately walk in front of them to act as a crash pad just in case they fell.
I almost misread that as the cat trying to make them fall
Bcs that's what heroes do!
Oh so is that why my cat weaves through my legs while I'm coming down the stairs? He's staying close just in case I fall huh. Silly me. All this time I thought he's trying to kill me by making me fall down the stairs.
I love that. I purposefully walked before my kids down the stairs and last up the stairs for that reason, too.
You mean the cat was trying to trip them.
That kitty has a precious little voice. 😁💝
It's so touching. Luna knew she was going to have a babysitting job. They are wonderfully inseparable. Keep it that way.
The cat thinks that the baby is hers, not surprised that her motherly instincts took over the moment she saw that baby.
wouldn't a kitten be too young to have this maternal instinct
@@edithputhy4948 No not really. Cats reach sexual maturity at 4 months. But really some just have the maternal or parental instinct from the beginning.
@@edithputhy4948 no
Maternal instincts for a different species' infant that is two times bigger than the cat? The cat rather shows kitten behaviour towards the baby. It's cozy and warm in the bed. A great opportunity for the cat to snuggle.
@CatSara - It's not impossible. There are triggers other than size; facial proportions, for example (although that probably wouldn't apply in this case since cats are nearsighted), and scent. The baby smells like milk and makes small mewling sounds. It is also largely immobile. It regularly soils itself and must be cleaned by another individual.
If the cat licks/grooms the baby in addition to all the above, the behavior very well may be maternal.
Fun fact: studies show that children who grow up with animals around have stronger immune system. And I believe it as I always had pets growing up and while all my classmates were getting a flu or some other bugs I'd have to fake mine in order to skip school 😂
I don't believe your story even for second.
Babies who have early contact with cats or dogs are 30 percent less likely to experience colds, ear infections and coughs than children who are not exposed to animals.Jun 17, 2021
Can confirm,I had a dog since I was born, he always ate my lunchable cheese though. RIP BUDDY
Does everyone seem to be forgetting about a little Disease called, Toxoplasmosis? Try and defend your cats after that!
Huh.
That would explain why I still didn’t get Covid while everyone around me had it
The young witch and her familiar. Ah, love to see it. 🖤🖤🖤🖤
So adorable. Luna kinda just went - my baby now! take me home mom! I love it.
It's always weird to me when people are surprised that animals are gentle around babies and children. Domestic animals have an instinct to treat human young as young of their own kind. I feel like many people underestimate how intelligent animals really are.
That's so true, I've seen it first hand how gentle they can be especially around babies and children. Also at times whenever a family member is sick, our cats watch over or lay on top or next to us to make sure we're OK.
Babies fit the profile of prey; small, slow and weak. Dogs and cats are known to have attacked babies.
@@darrenhinmon6623 Do you think all animals just see other creatures as predators or prey? You're not giving animals enough credit. We also have evidence now that some animal species can get along and be friendly when we previously thought they could only be predator and prey.
Have you never heard the story of the Gorilla who learned sign language and asked for a kitten? They got her one and she looked after it very gently. Animals aren't stupid bro.
@@brothersandsistersofvalhalla Has nothing to do with stupidity. Animals in their natural state , are kill or avoid being killed. Domestication and captivity are NOT the natural state of animals., these are conditions forced upon them by humans. Hypothetical scenario, the domestic cat is descended from the African Wildcat. If an African Wildcat stumbles upon an abandoned human baby in the grasslands, do you think it would "nuture" it or attack it? Human beings try place human feelings on pets all the time. Your pet doesn't "love" you it stays with you because you feed it, that's all. If someone else feeds it it will "love" them too.
@@darrenhinmon6623 while I agree that human babies being at risk from animal is a sensible idea, i do want to provide a counterpoint to the idea that animals only try to gain the affection of whoever feeds them. I'm pretty sure my friend's cat likes me quite a lot even though I never feed him. He'll come up to me when I come through the door and start pushing against my legs with his side so I pet him. Maybe he doesn't love me, either, but it's not just a food thing at the very least.
Baby pulls on her ear and fur and that Cat didn't even cry out. She knows it's HER HUMAN BABY. SO SHE GETS A PASS. I love it when animals bond with children. I remember my first pet was a guinea pig. My father said we did everything together. ❤ 💙 💜
@Shannyn T Saved by grace thru faith she has the most annoying voice I've ever heard 😖
True but that's why its always important to keep ur side of the bargain and teach your kids to not pull on their fur, ears ext. while yes its sweet that the cat didn't stike as soon as the baby pulled on its fur, i'm really glad she teches her kid boudries as a lot of parents out there are too stupid to think that one day the kid might pull too hard and then the cat will stike to defend itself, and yet then they will blame the cat....
When I was little,my cat would let me carry her upside down,I guess my mom never did anything because the cat didn't seem to mind.
@@Imbatmn57 Did not seem to mind and did not mind are two seperate matters - hope u raise ur kids better than ur ignorant parent
Except pitbulls. Pitbulls rip apart babies. "Its not about breed" then you have the audcatiy to blame an infant for the pitbull attacking. I HATE pitbulls.
This is literally the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen!!!! That kitty LOVES her baby soooooo much!!!!! Kitties are SO FULL of love and that baby’s bond with her will be forever special!!!! God bless you, Kallie and Luna Loves!!!!!! 😻😻😻😻😻💖💖💖💖💖🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵💛💛💛💛💛💜💜💜💜💜
I sometimes feel like there is something deeper going on, like the instant connection, the way she responds ❤
female cats in a colony raise each other's kittens, most likely this is exactly that. Which is absolutely adorable becausee they treat any kitten in the colony as their own
This needs to be a children’s book: Callie’s Cat.
Or Luna’s Human. 🤣
_The Two Sisters_
Yes 💯 Callie's Cat! 🥰
I told my cat I was pregnant and when the baby came home he would be a big brother. The next 9 months my little derpy sweetheart was busy guarding my belly. The day we brought our son home I remember my cat trying to peer into the carrier without disturbing the baby. Once he sniffed our son he promptly curled his body around the carrier and our newborn his paw to hold, it was like "Okay Mom, I ready to be a big brother now. You go take a nap."
I was so relieved that my cat was like a big marshmallow and wanted to love everything and everyone he came in contact with.
animals man..... they deserve more.
Animals are amazing, I wish more people would respect them and love as we do.
Beautiful baby. The baby and cat truly love each other.
That is so sweet ❤️❤️ Thank you for the respect and live this cat is shown ❤️❤️
What a beautiful story. With all the horrible things happening in the world it's so nice to see the beauty in it!
For real----that's so sweet how that the cat is actually looking after the baby, lol.
It's called a distraction
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 lol right.
I like that the kitty seemed as loved in the family as the baby seems to be. Cats are so special~♥
I agree, lots more trash on youtube but great to see these animals with children love stories. Mom is fantastic making sure she keeps an eye on both baby and cat and they don't harm each other.
This cat and child were made to be together !! Heavenly connection
Maybe they had a past life together. who knows.
@@zibam982 It's a fun thought. ^^
My thoughts exactly.
@I'm SUBBING to ANYONE who SUBBS to ME
@@zibam982 I like to think that's why cats are drawn to certain people 😊
This is such a beautiful bond. What a gorgeous baby! Thank you for raising these two sweet girls so well. Peace and blessings.
Cats are like angels. They transfer all their protective spirit and inner love to their tiny humans.
Luna has appointed herself the baby's guardian. So adorable! 🥰
Hi how are you and I guess you are a pet's lover?
LOL Dr Pepper !!! That is actually my kittie's name !!!!
She says meow - cool moniker !!!
@notfiveo TRULY A TRAGIC STORY OF YOUR FRIENDS BABY BROTHER 😢 YOUR CAT IN YOUR PROFILE PHOTO LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE MY SON'S CAT WE RAISED & BOTTLE FED. HER NAME IS "MITTENS" SHE'S SPOILED ROTTEN, LOL 😂😂
Дурацкая и опасная привычка (или традиция) -- оставлять спать грудного ребёнка одного в комнате. А если он во сне срыгнёт? Он же может захлебнуться, пока мамаша с папашей в соседней комнате дрыхнут!!
More like grim reaper.
I love the look on baby’s face as mom tells her not to grab the kitty’s hair. She’s like “are you crazy?! Kitty loves it when I do that!”
Yes! I noticed that, too. The look in her eyes. 😂 Sweet baby!
“How do you know?”
“She told me!! Surely you heard her?! 🤔”
With all the darkness in the world I see this and it renews hope within me
That's so sweet, I think it's a good thing for children to grow up with animals❤️
Who doesn’t LOVE snuggling a warm, soft baby? And that goes BOTH ways!
Uhhhhh.... 😅 I'd rather the cat lol
Yes Inqisitor, this comment right here.
@@scatteredsol Yep
i prefer snuggling a cat😂
Babies can go to the bathroom and spit up at any point in time. I'll take the cat instead.
We had a kitten when my first was born. He would lay under the crib and holler and run to get us the minute she was awake. He was right there with her no matter what was happening and always had one paw touching her. They grew up together as best buddies.
Hello Cathi how are you doing today
You know, my grandma had a little dog that did the same thing. My grandma and her dog Holly stayed with my mom after she had me and whenever I made even a little noise, Holly was at my mom to wake her up!! So fascinating.
Whenever I'm feeling down I'm going to watch this. This is the most heart warming video I've seen
What a great addition to your family. Many blessings.
I am glad Kallie's mom intervened when she was pulling on Luna's ear. They are both just wonderful.
Hello
Luna's eyes are so clear and expressive. It is like you can see love and friendship radiating from them. I would give almost anything to see what a cat is thinking.
That is a first for Me > seeing a black cat with blue eye's!
MMMM warm.... soft... smells like nummies... warm.... soft.. I'll send a bill later on.
I don't know if you know it or not but since you want to know what cats think, I recommend BilliSpeaks, it's a CZcams channel where a cat talks with buttons, it's not perfect communication but it's a really good start and is v cute ;)
@@D1E9B9B9I2E it's not communication.. it's training an animal to push a button for a reward... same reason the "talking" apes have been discredited also.
@@HicSvntDracones What if there is no reward?
Oh my goodness! How precious are you all?!! Thank you for the warm heart moment.❤
i really, REALLY love how you're teaching her to be gentle with luna ❤ i think it's super important for kids to learn to be gentle with animals, from an young age.
I'm always reduced to some primitive feeling of warmth and amazement when I see inter-species love. So cute, so wonderful.
Growing up with animals is valuable in so many ways, teaches children compassion, builds up resistance to allergens, relieves stress, & creates many positive memories. Animals are sensitive to children.
Can confirm the allergen part. Had the same cat for eighteen years and she spent her first night sleeping on my small, six-year-old feet. We have been pet free since two years after that.
I have always had the occasional contact dermatitis but now if it is is dander season and I spend too much time at a friend's place with a pet or a dog licks anywhere on my face, I sucuum to allergies within minutes. My mom isn't ready for another cat and I am a bit stuck, counting down the seconds I have mooching some furry cuddle time at friends' places before I hit the point of no return. You always want more.
Animals are amazing, I wish more people would respect them and love as we do.
Yup! We had 2 dogs and 2 cats. When my brother was born he had a slight dog allergy that we didn’t know about, we thought it was just a little rash from him scratching himself by accident until we realized it was only red after he cuddled with the puppies. Though since then he’s built immunity to the dogs, and it’s like he never had an allergy. He only reacts when he cramps himself into their crates because that’s where dander is more concentrated. Only a stuffy nose.
Luna looks just like my fur baby. 😍 I love how she made herself guardian over the baby.
This was such a precious story!! I love it! 🥹❤️❤️❤️
Luna's like:
_"I have chosen my human, this one is mine. There are many like her, but this one is mine"_
Reminds me of my daughter and the cat we had when she was born. Princess (the cat) was a sweetheart. As a matter of fact, my daughter’s first word at 9 months was “cat.” Not mama, not dada, CAT. She used to practice by looking at the cat and trying to make the K sound, until the word came out clearly. It was not only till later when I switched careers and took a phonetics class when I realized that the K sound is usually developed much later, typically around 4 years old. 🤣 But she was determined! She is now 21 yrs old and her best buddy is another cat we picked off the street 8 years ago.
I remember "key key" was my son's first word as well!
@@plaidpanda Ha! 🤣 I wonder, where you always looking for the keys?
@@favforsue I think she probably means "key key" as in "kitty kitty". :)
@@3Diva makes sense 😺
I don't even know how old I was but I always loved that I was told that my first words were actually a full sentence. There was actually slight concern that I was alert and paying attention and interacting but didn't speak... no "mama" Etc.
At some point I reached out for one of our dogs and said "come me pot" ("Spot but couldn't say S's) ... for sometime after that I only talked to the animals not to the people!! ❤🐾
That is soooo sweet and you are so blessed.
thats the most chill baby of all time!
You not only saved a little kitty you brought that cat into a environment of love and positive energy.
It's obvious all your children love and respect animals. That comes from good parenting. You also don't freak out over having the kitty near the baby. So many " helicopter parents" would soil themselves letting the cat be so close. Ignorance is a scary thing.
You're a shining example of how to do things right by your children and your husband. Much love and respect to you and your beautiful family. Good health, and happiness for you all.
A fellow animal lover.
It's only good parenting to be careful with any animals around a baby that's not being a helicopter parent 🤨 that's simply protecting our babies and being careful which is again our job as parents which comes before everything
@@onlyJann Hi helicopter dad, you are just the way how helicopter parents think. These people do not even recognize when animals and children bond, because they think it´s better to protect from anything natural. Just do your job protecting your child from drowning in a pool or falling down the stairs, that´s okay.
@@rheinerftvideo2647 umm what? Lol you need to protect your kids from lots of things being careful and vigilant is a parents job.... simple animals or not but especially with animals
Don't get the issue ...it's a baby a bond with an animal is not the priority its safety! sadly if something bad was to happen you same people blame the parents for not being careful 🙄 take care
@@onlyJann Jep, that´s why overpaid moms with not much to do drive children to school in Cadillac Escalade or some other SUV, because this is VERY safe.
But don´t worry, over here in Germany the safety helicopters are flying around the same way. I wonder how my generation could even survive to be children in the 1970ies....
Husband was never mentioned but okay.
Awe... That is just beyond adorable. Cats are everything ❤
Luna is the baby’s guardian angel! Cats protect their family physically and psychically. Maybe Luna knows there is something around the baby-girl that she needs to keep away. Cats are psychic. Whatever it is, this baby is protected.❤🥰😻
Come onnnnn!!! This cat and baby’s relationship is tooooo freakin cute. Luna is everything… with her gentleness, companionship, and “parental supervision.” 🤣😺🥰
She's sitting there for warmth
Cats are known for sleeping on babies and in some cases suffocating them by sitting on their faces...
Hey Baby girl
She’s already a cat person! 😄 she’s going to grow up loving cats. This is so sweet. And kudos to the mom for making sure they only cuddle when supervised so baby doesn’t get smothered, and for teaching baby not to pull kitties fur. What a beautiful bond they have! I’m in tears lol
It’d be hilarious if she got smothered 😂 Dead baby 👶🏼➡️💀
Old wives' tales should be left in the past.
Yes she is awesome for doing this
@@mtl6905 Here we go 🙄
@@mtl6905 dafuq u tryna say mate?
The way this cat has shown love for humans is incredible !!!! How can anyone torture and kill such an animal ??!!!! Always protect and love animals !!!!!!!!
The kitten is being drawn to her because she knows she's a baby too how sweet
1:28
I love how the mother
is protective over both
her BABY and CAT. 😭
A beautiful bond.
Beautiful friendship. ❤
Cats do choose a favorite person. Eventhough I brought the cat home, the cat runs to and snuggles with my sister all the time. The cats seem to sense who needs them most. What a beautiful bond. What a sweet cat. What a kind owner to welcome this love.
yeah, it's messed up. my cat has since done the same. in fairness though, I've been to college and moved out. but I still see him on weekends and I'm relegated to the bottom of his list of preferred humans. even below my brother who's in grad school out of state gets priority lol
I was glad to see the mother training her baby not to pull the cat’s ears and fur.
Right!?? MOM vis raising them well and let's be honest the cat has patience not once did she raise her paw she truly loves the baby 🥺♥️
Shut up
What a sweet cat! Kids growing up with pets is the best! ❤
Heavenly bond....
The cat I grew up with was totally like this. She was literally the "baby monitor" for our parents because she was so loyal, protective, attentive, and communicative that they didn't need an electronic monitor (I know that sounds irresponsible, but if you'd known this cat, you'd understand). This kitty reminds me so much of her! Nanny kitty. ❤️
My aunt had a kitty that absolutely hated everyone. Constantly attacked my aunt, my grandparents.
He loved me. Everyone was so worried about his reaction to the baby (me) and they just find him cuddling with me and being the sweetest cat. Apparently my cries sounded like a kitten
@@desireeloveros1055 They did! A small bit of domestication cats managed to do on themselves is that the frequencies of their meows (which are kitten speak) and that of human baby noises are ridiculously similar on average!
Normally this mainly affects us humans, but in this case it worked the opposite way too, possibly.
But there is also a lot of evidence that cats recognize human babies as our "kittens". In the wild, domesticated cats form colonies where childcare is a shared task, so a lot of cats are also a bit more patient and gentle with the children of their families and might even protect them.
Besides, baby monitors didn't always exist! This is cute ❤
@@Orblinkluv exactly what I was going to say! Parents everywhere (not USA) raise their kids without monitors. it's quite normal elsewhere. You're not a bad parent if you don't have one.
Broekchen: Shared childcare...yes...they raise each other's kittens (and ours too apparently) and they also expect us to help them raise theirs (in some cases anyway).
It's sort of like a commune or something, only with different species participating. =^___^=
I mean, purrticipating. =^___^=
I got serious Love feels from this.... Luna is like "This is my baby" Lol.... so Adorable ! I Love how Luna is with the whole family ; it's like from the moment she met you she knew she belonged with your family. This bring Happy tears and Warms my heart . Thank you for sharing these moments here it has lifted my day up very much.
Luna has a very strong maternal instinct. Not to mention that yes cats absolutely can and do choose their humans. All these years later, one of my older cats had a litter and the runt of that litter got adopted by a very close friend of mine; she will let you pick her up however she does not like to be held and she will gently get herself free without biting or scratching. According to everybody in the house, she is not a lap cat and doesn't sit on anybody's lap however To this day when she sees me she runs up and meows to me, if I'm sitting down she hops up in my lap and takes a nap. Just like when she was a baby.
This cat has so much love to give.
Cats do a lot more for us humans than people even realize. Cats are energy workers. They can heal physical and emotional issues. They also protect energetically. I think it's so wonderful and amazing to see videos like this.
I don't know if I believe in stuff like that, but cats are pretty amazing. Holding a purring cat has been proven to make happy chemicals in your brain.
@@AstralArbourSys 🤣
Not only that here is something I saw myself:
After my father died a random stray cat that doesn't belong to anybody came and sat in the outside steps of the house and each step r big but the cat chooses to sit in the middle with all the people passing by meowing sadly
PS we always put food and water outside for cats and dogs
Yeaaa I got my first one as a stray and I have her kid now and his kid and a 3rd one and I can honestly say its like they were all contracted to be in my life during my mentalbreak down and for years after!!! We all share the same temperaments and habits basically making them perfect room mates. I dont do the "my babies " thing I find it cringy no offense to anyone but what I can say is that they are like room mates, like all the animal versions of me hahahaha.
@@AstralArbourSys yes it is sound/frequency healing
2:34 The glee in the baby's face being with her furry friend is just adorable
Awe! Absolutely Adorable the bond they share. Cats are great family members. Both are adorable. 🐾🐈♥️🐾
So sweet. Animals sleep together. She knows baby needs a snuggle buddy. ❤
My cat was the best. She'd let me pick her up and literally throw her onto my bed when it was bed time. Then she'd literally walk into my chest and sniff-purr my forehead. Then she'd curl up between my legs and fell asleep, purring the entire time. She was the best. Rest in peace, Smokey. You were the best cat to grow up with.
Why would you "literally" throw your cat onto your bed?
@@danny8465 Because I was a teenager and therefore stupid.
@@VoiceOfTheEmperor Listen I had a cat who loved to be put into a clothes basket and swung around. How do I know? She would leap into the basket and stare at me and say MEOOOWW until I would swing the basket. I was careful. I've seen cats doing all kinds of things but if a cat doesn't want to go for a safe ride in a basket, they won't get in and ask. I doubt any cat would hang out like that if you were hurting or scaring them. I can see a "toss" that is gentle.
@@jenniferloftus2363 thank you.
I love sniff purrs💗
My cat, Tiger did the same thing with me when I was a baby. Except for it was the 80s and it was acceptable for her to snooze with me haha. She was with me until I was 21 years old 🙏🏻
Wow! She lived a long life! That's incredible!
My cat Gator loves my daughter. Whenever we can't find him, we check her room, and he'll be asleep in her bed. When our son was born, Gator used to go underneath his bassinet (it was attached to the playpen) and lay below so he could keep an eye on him. It was so cute
Okay but can we talk about that "The Snuggle Is Real" shirt? Too freaking cute!! 😍
Lol 😂
was thinking that too
Yeah!
Wie recht Mama hat, 🥰
I think that might be the cutest baby I’ve ever seen, after my daughter, of course!🥰
Such a blessing for both cat and your family,