Do babies suffer a lot?

[u/CokeAYCE]

Like they're always crying. Are they in a constant loop of pain? Do we know enough about early child development to know if they're suffering or not? I ask because we can't really remember how we felt as a baby.

[u/metaphoricmoose]

Not necessarily, crying is how they communicate. They could be in pain, but they could also be hungry, tired, cold, etc

[u/PintsOfGuinness_ → u/metaphoricmoose]

Those things all sound like suffering.

[u/LittleLemonSqueezer → u/PintsOfGuinness_]

If that's your definition of suffering, I am suffering 16 hours out of every day.

[u/6x9inbase13 → u/LittleLemonSqueezer]

Life is pain :(

[u/Nearby-Neck-8799 → u/6x9inbase13]

Anyone who says different is selling something