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  2. KMLandKDL says

    all right people! She was laughing…I know my own child. I am not abusive! Sheesh!
    She LOVES being tickled for short periods. She is all smiles afterwards!!

  3. katteeyK says

    i thought that newborn babies couldnt smile / laugh until three months of age…something to do with their facial muscels ??

  5. Stormofthesky says

    Depends on the baby. Some smile the day they are born. I know one of my cousins smiled the day after she was born but her older brother didn’t smile until about a month or two after his birth.

  7. onediva69 says

    I don’t know why people are going off…I used to and still LOVE to be tickeld!

  8. tiannasxmama says

    how the hell is tickling a baby abusive???? my child loves it get ur facts right ticklin is not abusive…. hittin is dumbass

  10. NgheanRuadh says

    Tickle play seems to be a basic, universal game among all primates, not just humans. Chimps, gorillas, and orangutan youngsters like getting tickled too, and “giggle” when they get tickled.

  11. Charm812 says

    I love Tickle its sooooooooooooooooo cute how they make her laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  14. MrWinter says

    To those saying “It’s abusive!”:

    The Mom gives her short periods of breaks in between the tickling, it’s not a constant tickle. Besides, I remember as a tot even that I liked being tickled and it was relaxing.

  16. kisfrtdm says

    she’s definitely laughing. Newborns don’t laugh like toddlers, they don’t really know how to react to something that is humorous or ticklish, they can’t completely control their bodies and if anything they are wondering “what is happening” or “what is that feeling”.

  18. ybharde1 says

    How abusive! She should be sentenced to death penalty! What a terrible mother..

  19. twiztedsweetness21 says

    the woman sounds more like a psychyratrist saying what she is doing to a patient or something.the baby wasnt really laughing it was more or less being irritated to death

  20. Thetwinpossible says

    very cute baby. My now 4 mo. twin daughter’s laugh in their own ways, and noone can tell a mom what is laughing, crying, what their grunts mean, certain cries mean, EXCEPT for the mommy (sometimes daddy to, but especially us). Leave this poor woman and her beautiful child alone!! congrats on her. she must be 3 now, wow. It goes too fast!

  21. newmommi18 says

    that is so cute i remember when my daugher laughed for the firs time..she smiled at 3 days old and laughed at 3 months old..now her fathr kidnapped her from me and im having to visit her supervised by a stranger…i did nothing wrong he jus cam to town and i lt him visi her and he goes behind my back o go file for custody and i lost her..she is my world and now hat shes gone im having panic attacks everyday..idk if u ever expirienced those bu heyre so scary..

  22. RemieJude says

    I can’t believe how many ignorant people comment negatively, you look like a loving mother, and don’t waste your time even commenting to the ignorance. I saw your video after posting me tickling my 4 month old. He started laughing at 2 months at anything silly I would do or pick-a-boo. Being tickled when you were a child by someone rough housing you and really tickling you is different then how a mother gently tickles their child. It is great affection and enhances childrens development.

  25. reggieboy04 says

    Look at that happy smile/squeal at 1:25 – oh yeah, she’s clearly an abused child. *Rolls eyes* Cute little baby.