If there is one category of videos that is always a hit on the internet, it is baby videos. We all love to see adorable kids getting up to all sorts of cute mischief that brighten up our social media feeds. These videos are not only a lot of fun to watch, but they also make us smile involuntarily. Recently, one of these sweet babies won the internet not only because of how adorable he looks, but also because he just happened to be a huge food lover! In the viral video, we can see how the fact that they brought him some food completely changed the mood of the baby. Check out the full video here:
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The video was shared on Instagram Reels by the popular page @memer__naari_, where it went viral in no time. It has already received more than 2.6 million views and 125k likes. In the clip, we could see the cute baby sitting on a chair with a spoon in her hand. Presumably, she was quite hungry and therefore she was crying out loud. But the moment she put a bowl of ice cream in front of the baby, her mood completely changed. She immediately began to smile and sampled the ice cream with her spoon savoring each bite. “When you’re in a bad mood and someone brings you food,” she captioned the video.
The cute baby and his reaction to the food went viral and garnered thousands of comments. People could relate to her love of food and how even a simple ice cream could completely change the mood. “This is me every time I watch biryani,” said one user, while another added: “Perfect video. Works every time!” Many others tagged their friends and loved ones in the comments section.
This isn’t the only gourmet baby we’ve seen in the recent past. Previously, another adorable boy was caught on camera snatching his packet of chips and simply refusing to share it with anyone. Click here to read more about this story.
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Source: food.ndtv.com