Stories Toddlers Shared That Made Their Parents Think They're Tuned In With Their Past Lives
He had two different colored eyes, one of which was gray. When asked why it was gray, she responded, "Because he can see the storm coming."
Kids say the most random things, and you wouldn't even question them because, well... they're kids. It's not easy to understand them sometimes, but they're mostly a lot of fun.
Even though parents try to teach them appropriate things, they tend to spout stories that are difficult to comprehend. Maybe it's from the things they watch or read, but what if it's something else?
If you've ever heard about reincarnation, then you'll know that it's about being reborn after a past life. Adults might grasp the concept better, even if they don't believe in it, but there are cases where kids have told stories about their supposed past lives out of the blue.
It's like a plot twist in a story that you didn't even know you were reading. The only witnesses are the kids themselves.
If this has piqued your curiosity or you've experienced it and want to read about others who have too, this Reddit post might help. In a r/AskReddit post, an OP asked parents on the site about the things their kids did that made them wonder if they were talking about their past lives.
Some of these stories were heartbreaking, while others were so interesting that you would want to learn more. However, it doesn't last; many parents have said that the clues stopped when their kids grew up.
This is the post that was answered by parents of Reddit
poopcornkernelsThe fact that you still retained the knowledge is actually quite impressive
[deleted]The important thing is that she came back
workbidness
You might know where it came from, but it's still heartbreaking to say the least
Froggyloofa
But then you find out more, and it's not all bad
Froggyloofa
Who knows, you might've had good fun in Ohio
[deleted]
fridayfridayjones
She might be a good appraiser of antique items
blinky84
The grief transcends even after everything
ViolentGrace
It's so nonchalant, it's creepy
foufinha
Turns out it runs in the family
foufinha
It was his old home
Germanpoetrygeek
It might have resurfaced some real memories
Germanpoetrygeek
It would scare you too
Jessabelle98
Spoiler alert
Alice_In_Zombieland
How do you even comfort them when you don't understand?
the_procrastinata
That's very comforting to hear
scyah
At least you didn't have to go through those tantrums
[deleted]
It's nice that he gets to enjoy something, but the backstory is kind of sad
swipitrealgood
The grandmother might not even know what's going on in that building
MeppeKR
It might hold some precious memories for them, and it's great that it doesn't spark sadness
buckeye111
Made mom drive faster past that place
drfunbags
This has some Game of Thrones-type vibes
Redoy1
At least they are let go of that pain and have the chance to live again
Aerron
Even if what they say is beyond comprehension, they might succeed in giving you comfort
PortiaParadise
I don't know what's creepier: her knowing what a producer was or the story itself
pleasestealmyideas
That's a new one that scientists can't even really study extensively
thats_not_myy_name
The best response
cardinal29
Did they find out what the numbers meant?
AlatharV
That's a trauma that hopefully they don't carry into old age
orangant0402
Maybe she'd seen it somewhere, but now you have someone to share your interest with
ispringer
You wouldn't know whether to run or pee your pants at how scary that is
Littleleaf_3
A vivid imagination or past life expertise?
kimberleygd
If you've witnessed your kid saying things like this, then know that you're not alone in the confusion of it all. There are parents everywhere who share those stories as memories to tell their kids when they grow up, or sometimes those moments can bring them peace.
Have you ever witnessed something like this? You can share it with us in the comments.
