Sanity Break: More Cats & Babies

I don’t like to wrap duct tape around my head to keep it from exploding–it’s such a pain to pull it off–so I go for these videos as the next best thing.

See the nice cats playing with the babies. This must be wonderful for a child’s development.

It’s nice to know that some things in this world still work. God makes sure they do.

More Cats and Babies

Look how good these cats are with these babies! Can that be anything less than wonderful for a child’s development?

A sign in my doctor’s office says that babies who interact with cats and dogs develop measurably stronger immune systems than babies who don’t. That’s as may be–but you simply can’t go wrong with love and cuddles.

Sanity Break: Baby Loves Cat

If this is not the jolliest and cutest baby that I ever saw… well, he looks like he’s off to a very good start in life.

It’s just too bad that this particular cat isn’t quite on board with the program. We know from other videos that there are a lot of cats out there who love babies as much as this baby loves this cat.

The tares are thick and tall, but the good seed is growing, too.

Be at Peace: Pets Cuddling Babies

Enough of the hurly-burly for today. Anybody up for some nice cats and dogs and babies?

This has to be just wonderful for a child’s development, to be loved and cuddled by a cat or a dog. Looks like it’s rather pleasant for the pets, too.

Video Treat: Cats Loving Babies

It’s hard to remember being a baby. I can’t do it. But I think I could, if I’d had a cat to cuddle me. I’ll bet that does wonders for the baby’s development.

Just be sure the cat understands she or he is to be gentle with the baby, before you leave the two of them alone together.

A lot of the babies in this video are laughing merrily as they play with the cat. I would love the see what the bond between the baby and the cat is like, five or six years down the road.

Sanity Break: Cats and Babies

You would think a lot could go wrong with that combination, but cats seem to hit it off with babies. Both may be smarter than they’re given credit for.