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New Parent Installs Baby Monitor In Toddler's Crib, Gets Picture Of 'Demon Baby'
Parents nowadays install baby monitors to ensure that their little ones are safe and sound when they are alone in their crib.
However, what people didn't tell them is that they should avoid looking at them at night because they might just get a heart attack.
A spooky-looking picture of a baby taken with a night vision baby monitor has gone viral online, and it's easy to see why.
Here's the picture:

'Bundle of demonic energy'
The amused and we're pretty sure slightly terrified parent uploaded the photo onto his Twitter account with the caption: “We got a new video baby monitor and I think that was a mistake.”The tweet has so far been liked more than 408,000 times with 83,000 shares.
Twitter users were equally terrified after they chanced upon the photo, but they were also quick to offer some clever quips:
Congratulations on your bundle of demonic energy— Aya S ♿️✡️?? (@disabledsirena) November 15, 2019
Alexa, remind me to defeat the baby— Grobzoula (@Grobzoula) November 15, 2019
Paranormal Activity has made a comeback— bread boy (@SnazzyRedAlex) November 15, 2019
Is your baby baptized? If so, might want to try it again. First time clearly didn't take.— ?Vita?Breva? (@BrevaVita) November 15, 2019
to be fair the monitor would probably be fine if your baby weren't haunted.— insects insects insects insects (@insectsinsects) November 15, 2019
That happens to a kid i know, he started flying around age 2— Panini for Progress ?? (@panininef) November 15, 2019
Apparently a common thing
However, a couple of fellow parents came to the rescue, saying that the 'demon effect' is common on baby monitors.Some of them even shared pictures of their demon babies:
I had a similar treat one night. pic.twitter.com/ygcesUhjS7— Jeff Louella (@jefflouella) November 15, 2019
Where can I find a priest at 3am? pic.twitter.com/0gBRHMumkX— Megan Moore (@meganfmoore22) November 16, 2019
Wait until they start moving and pull the camera down pic.twitter.com/XzDPOYEjOT— Jamie Jones (@nodeitynodoubt) November 15, 2019
Thanks for the heads up, you guys, we won't be putting up any baby monitors any time soon.Yeah, it’s a common thing on these cameras apparently. My daughter was laying upside down, which made it even more creepy pic.twitter.com/T7iAtqCo2f— Todd Miller (@MillerTodd87) November 15, 2019
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