Mom Gets Criticized Over Son’s Zombie Cake Photo Shoot, Reveals The Heartbreaking Secret Behind It

So what if he got a Zombie cake for his birthday. I've known kids who got really cute birthday cakes as kids - and they still grew up to be rapists and murderers. It's what you teach your kids that matter.

and there's a good chance the kid's gonna try to eat dirt in some time of their life, it's just what kids do

I was having that same thought. Those parents had the easiest cleanup because they could have left the cake "remains" in the woods, compared to most parents who are cleaning it off walls, pets, and every surface within a half-mile radius.

Probably not. Those parents would be sentenced for life and this person at a week old could not kill a raccoon and eaten both twin and raccoon. This would be very rare.

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One week old? Sounds far fetched. It was probably 1 1/2 or 2 weeks.

Is that true?

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As if that baby has any remote idea of what he's eating other than it's messy and it tastes good...

It's makeup and pastry and red-colored icing. They took their emotions from a frightening event and turned it into something fun. If you look at the origins of Halloween traditions, you'll find that this celebration is very much in keeping with them. Just because a child had a rocky beginning is no reason not to have fun now!

Just because YOU don't like it doesn't mean no one can do it/have it/whatEVER it. Get over yourself, the world does not revolve around you.

Um you do realize those aren't real brains right.... it's not like the woman killed someone or went to a morgue or anything it's all fake....I know, I know everything in the internet is real but this one thing isn't so your argument is invalid

You know what else zombies are? Fictional.

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Ugh! I meant “their kids”.....damn auto correct.

As an archaeologist who has worked outside digging in the dirt for over 10 years, I rarely caught a cold, never got the flu, and I ate 5 lunches a week with dirt-covered hands because I never had access to a sink or washroom, and drinking water was too valuable to waste (and you had to carry your water in so you didn't want to bring an extra pint for hand washing-water is heavy). We just viewed dirt as dietary fiber.

Great-Grandma here ...born with catalogue of disasters and protective momma determined to protect me from every germ. Her nickname was Clorox Queen. In grade school when doctor explained exposure to germs can help build immune system... let child play outside, let her get dirty, let her eat a mud pie or two. His advice worked. Grew healthy, fit, and still going strong after 7 decades.

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Yep. The cleaner kids grow up, the more likely they will develop allergies, and the more severe the allergies are.

Well, I'm talking normal dirt, not radioactive waste :-) But, yes, dirt helps you to build a healthy immunesystem. That's the whole point about playing outdoors. Same with animals - because they drag in dirt. (Again, some exceptions). There's even therapies that help with certain gut and immune problems where you basically eat specific kinds of dirt (via kapsules)

My friends' pediatrician advised not vacuuming the nursery for this reason. The idea is that babies are at their most hearty in the first year when they are sleeping all the time and getting an immune boost from the mother's milk. You want to expose them to as much natural germ and bacteria as they would get exposed to outside so that they create a wide array of antibodies in a similar way to how vaccinations work.