The way they react to the world around them is pure, unfiltered human instinct. They aren't yet hindered or held back by the poisons that plague our world. It's beautiful to see what a nearly natural human looks like, but it's also depressing knowing how the kid will likely develop later in life. It all depends on what the parents ate and what they feed the child. The child has no say in it all. They may be forced to eat broccoli or other similar vegetables. This is especially dangerous for small children because of the way toxicology works. It's a bigger dose of goitrogens for the baby that instantly wrecks the uptake of iodine into the thyroid. This child will end up with a severe mental disability or won't grow to his height potential. All because of the emphasis on vegetables and leafy greens.

The baby has much better instincts than the adults, or they follow them better.

But before this, if the child has not had to go through this traumatic experience, you can look and see the way it acts. It probably doesn't cry much if it is breastfed. It might lie on its back and start smiling every now and again. It's such a beautiful state to be in.

That's exactly how I feel on a diet of raw organs, oysters, and meat. I'll start smiling out of nowhere and I can't even stop if I tried. Just an overwhelming feeling of happiness and hope for my life and my future offspring. It's like goatis said, I know I'm in heaven.

We have so much to learn from infants