How many people's ideal life is this! Children and cats are both our little angels. When they meet, what kind of chemical reaction will they collide with?
How to satisfy both the cat owner and the child is truly a long-standing challenge. Let's take a look at what netizens have to say.
Netizen @ Gina:
I finally managed to coax my daughter to sleep when the cat came over to play coquettish, so I came up with a way to have the best of both worlds. Holding her two-month-old daughter in one hand, while her feet were busy scratching the cat's chin, the baby slept with bulging cheeks and half open mouth. The kitten in the distance crawled super comfortably, squinting its eyes and automatically adjusting its chin, enjoying its mother's toe service very much.
Netizen @ YevrilLiang:
Our puppets love babies the most. They take care of them 24 hours a day and also sleep in the crib together. One day, the baby woke up halfway through sleep, waving and struggling with their small arms, and began to cry. The cat next to them put their little hands together as an eye mask over the baby's eyes, and then coaxed them back to sleep.
Netizen @ ELYZA:
To put it bluntly, you may not believe that my child's learning to crawl was taught by my cat owner.
