Rocking the baby - Page 2

Originally posted by: Justlikethat1

The only good thing Gayathri is that they use dolls a lot of times. It actually is easily visible that when they exchange the babies, most times they exchange dolls😆

However still, I think they need to have proper training before they handle babies even for a short span of time. Little Meera now holds her head on her own but I think the baby playing Vansh is younger and his head was actually tilted backwards. .That is what scared me stiff.. Children that young need some support for their neck and head and no one shakes them like that 🥱

Originally posted by: Justlikethat1

The only good thing Gayathri is that they use dolls a lot of times. It actually is easily visible that when they exchange the babies, most times they exchange dolls😆

However still, I think they need to have proper training before they handle babies even for a short span of time. Little Meera now holds her head on her own but I think the baby playing Vansh is younger and his head was actually tilted backwards. .That is what scared me stiff.. Children that young need some support for their neck and head and no one shakes them like that 🥱

Originally posted by: Xarina

They really ought to have proper safeguards in place. This is frightening. I remember when my second son was four weeks old I walked into the room to see my husband standing him up in his lap and allowing the baby's head to fall back and forth! Now this was a man who should know better. Did I tear a strip off him or did I tear a strip off him. I could not believe it and still to this day I am shocked by his stupidity.

Originally posted by: ani_gr

Rofll.. I know they are used to handle those dolls.. But when these babies came to MM they looked soo tiny and and the actor playing is a little bigger than Vansh.. This baby is really too tiny..

Yea I am mostly concerned abt the head part realt... very sensitive.. .. Yes I like how Mota Bhabhi keeps the baby soo close to her.. that way one can make sure that the baby is safe.

Originally posted by: Justlikethat1

Oh Xari.. That would have been so scary

You know the first thing they taught me at home when we had a newborn was to hold it and support its neck and head. I remember every elder teaching us younger ones the importance of making sure that the head was supported all the time.

I understand that the young actors may not have been around babies that much and may not know. That is exactly why I wish there were stronger rules and guidelines around handling babies while shooting and they all get trained specifically on it