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You have to watch this big bro-to-be's hilarious reaction to the baby's kicks

This little boy just wanted to tell his baby sister-to-be goodnight, but instead he got a big surprise. His reaction is a must-see!

You have to watch this big bro-to-be's hilarious reaction to the baby's kicks

Photo: Cassidy Patterson via Facebook

Many moms struggle to describe what a baby's kick really feels like—it's kind of a you-had-to-be-there type of thing. But for everyone who's witnessed a big kick from baby move mom's belly, we can all agree that it's a little freaky (like something out of Alien vs Predator).

Second-time mom Cassidy Patterson caught her son's hilarious reaction to this strange phenomenon in a video that she recently uploaded to Facebook. According to a local news report, Patterson said that 3-year-old Mason wanted to wish his baby sister goodnight when her belly rumbled. "That was when I pressed record on my phone," said Patterson. "He then asked what she was doing, and we waited for the next rumble. Instead he got a surprise kick."

Judging from Mason's immediate recoil and the look of absolute terror that he flashed to the camera, it definitely was a big surprise. He was so scared in fact, that he ended up scurrying away while his mom had a nice chuckle. Watch the full clip below:

While his reaction is hilarious, we think it's totally justified—seeing that for the first time would give anyone the heebie-jeebies.

But don't worry Mason, your baby sister is not an alien (even though there's a chance she'll come into this world via a bloody wound in your mom's tummy a.k.a. a C-section, but that's beside the point). Hopefully you aren't scarred for life, and maybe next time you can put your hand on her tummy and feel the kick for yourself. It truly is a magical feeling.

Read more: Cool or scary? This video of an unborn baby is fascinating How this mom felt her babies kick via her surrogate will have you tearing up

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Kevin is an associate editor for Canadian Business in Toronto, Ontario. More of their work can be found in MSN Canada, Chatelaine and This Magazine

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