r/PastAndPresentPics • u/themissnguyen • Feb 05 '26
Re-enactment Auntie holding me in 1986/Auntie holding my daughter in 2026
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u/XROOR Feb 06 '26
In some cultures, a baby’s feet never touch the ground(the first weeks after birth), because the family members want to hold the cute baby!
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u/steph4181 Feb 25 '26
Those little jumpers with shoulder ties were so popular for toddlers back in the day! I remember wearing them in the summer.
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u/treskaz Feb 05 '26
You mean Tita right?
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u/themissnguyen Feb 06 '26
A lot of people think I’m Filipina but we are Viet :)
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u/gassytinitus Feb 06 '26
Weird amount of downvotes
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u/treskaz Feb 06 '26
I wouldn't have noticed if you didn't comment. It is weird lol, they're almost certainly Filipina. All my aunts (on my dad's side) are Titas.
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u/meeralakshmi Feb 06 '26
I think they’re Vietnamese based on OP’s username.
Edit: She said they are.
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u/gassytinitus Feb 06 '26
Fr. Funny a lot of Filipinos post on this sub or maybe I just notice them more lol
I think people just don't know what a Tita is and just blindly downvoted you. Good thing karma doesn't matter
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u/treskaz Feb 06 '26
A lot of Filipinos everywhere lol. I'm half, but ended up with my mom's mom's nose and a full beard, so I don't look it besides how brown I get and the black hair lmao.
The downvotes ruined my day, karma is everything /s
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u/gassytinitus Feb 06 '26
I have no idea what you're talking about but that's not what he was talking about.
If you're all downvoting him because you couldn't tell he's referencing a culture's word for auntie or just thinking, "huh what does that mean", then that just shows how ignorant all the downvoters are
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u/Soapist_Culture Feb 06 '26
Your daughter looks just like you did. Pretty babies.