  To think if someone makes your baby smile you smile at them?
(99 Posts) BetsyBidwell Mon 23-Sep-13 17:28:52  Usual
disclaimers. Have life, do get out, am aware of crisis in Syria.
Twice today at a huge marks I had cute babies near me as me and
a mate browsed. Twice we interacted. They smiles, we commented
on baby's cuteness within earshot of mum. Both times mum said
nothing. And definitely heard.  When I was with tinies these
kind if things made me day, when you were pretty bored and loved
it when your baby was admired. Is this no longer the case? The
interactions lasted seconds, were not creepy or anything (babies
about 1 year old, were very smiley ) and tbh we stopped them
whinging on by making them smile.  It's not the end of the world
but is this the norm that mum doesn't acknowledge these?
JamieandtheMagicTorch Mon 23-Sep-13 21:16:58  ... because you
sound so annoyed by other people and suspicious too.
Sparklyboots Mon 23-Sep-13 21:22:12  Ha, I'm not depressed,
though generally very mardy, as detai