/
1x
Advertisement
Trending

This baby trying to eat her mom’s burrito will make you laugh (and leave you craving Mexican food!)

You have to see this super-cute (and hilariously motivated) baby trying her best to steal her mom's meal

Add as preferred on Google(opens in a new tab)
Mom holding baby and eating a burrito while the baby is staring at the burrito

Photo: HannibalK via Reddit

Lots of new parents wonder how they’ll know when their baby is ready to start solids. What are the signs? Which foods do you try first? And what if they’re not interested?

Well, luckily for this mom, it’s pretty hilariously clear: her baby is INTO IT.

Her doctor said that I could start thinking about introducing her to solid foods if she started showing any interest... might this qualify? from r/aww

Advertisement

Every time the mom goes to take a bite, the baby does the same. With big eyes, hilarious eyebrows, and an impressively wide mouth, the baby lurches forward to steal a bite.

Since it was posted to Reddit, the people of the internet are simply eating it up. The video has gotten 46,000 upvotes and 1,400 comments.

Our favourite comments? This person who wrote, "I have a very similar approach to burritos..." and another who wrote, "She goes full kirby for that thing."

(Some users then started calling her “Kirbaby,” after the popular Nintendo character who is known for sucking up enemies to take their powers. Someone has even recreated this video with the Kirby sound effects added, so that they happen whenever the baby opens her mouth.)

Advertisement

Burritos truly are one of life’s great pleasures—we'd want to inhale it, too. But maybe this little burrito bandit should start out with some purées or finger foods, and work her way up to adult-size portions of Mexican food. Baby steps, right?

Read more: 7 first foods to give your baby that are better than rice cereal 3 things that AREN'T actually signs your baby is ready for solids

Modern parenting, made easier

Expert tips, stories and support straight to your inbox.

By signing up, you agree to our terms of use and privacy policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Copy link