20 Babies That Look Like They Discovered Reverse Time Travel

4 years ago

For all of a babies’ cuteness, there is no doubt that sometimes they can surprise us with their looks. Even though it’s only temporary, there are little folks who look like they are part of the senior citizen community. The only thing we can do just enjoy this period and have a good laugh about it while it lasts.

Parents shared images of their babies who look like old people and we at Bright Side weren’t able to resist not sharing them with all of you.

1. “He looks like an accountant.”

2. He looks like an ancient baby

3. 7 lbs 11oz, and 81 years old

4. 600 months old

5. He already shows that he doesn’t like car seats.

6. “Are you talking to me?”

7. Not very happy about starting life backward.

8. He looks like he’s plotting something bad...

9. “I don’t know what he’s mad about...”

10. He is not amused.

11. “My 2-week-old looking like he is a mini-me.”

12. “This is my boy when he was a week old.”

13. “I lost my pacifier!”

14. “This 71-year-old grandpa thinks your dinner smells horrible.”

15. “Caught my son looking like he’s been working the night shift for 25 years...”

16. “My twins looking like an old married couple.”

17. “My brother-in-law used to look like a travel-sized Soprano.”

18. “Me, 75 years ago.”

19. “My son is really an old man stuck in a body where he can’t quite yell at rapscallions to get off his yard yet.”

20. “Who’s in charge here? I need to speak to the manager.”

Which baby do you think looks like a grandpa (or grandma) the most? Do you or did you know a baby that looked older than they were?

Preview photo credit domina_flamma / reddit, Lucibean / reddit

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Courtney Bradley

4 years ago

I genuinely enjoy a lot of the things shared on this website. But the lack of writing skills steers me away more and more lately.

“We at Bright Side weren’t able to resist not sharing them with all of you.”

This statement would mean you WOULDN’T share them. The statement should have said, “We at Bright Side weren’t able to resist sharing them with you.” By adding the word “not,” you said the complete opposite of what you meant.

Even my corrected version of the sentence still has comma errors, but I’m not even going to attempt to cover that in today’s lesson when the writer doesn’t understand double negatives. Out of curiosity, are the people who write these articles compensated in any way? Or do they write them simply because they enjoy it? I’m not a fan of correcting every person who makes grammatical errors, but when you’re writing for a large audience, you should have knowledge of basic grammar. Or either have your piece proofread by someone who does. ??‍♀️

KMD_58

4 years ago

All these baby's are, cute even, if they look like there 80 yeers old?

Lol! See what I did there? I did that to see if Courtney would say anything. It's just for fun, and I respect her opinion. I totally agree with her.