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Baby completely undaunted by scary-looking Halloween mask

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Fearless baby finds Halloween mask amusing
Tiffany Roxby via Storyful
ByGMA Team
September 23, 2024, 6:05 PM

A four-month-old was cool as a cucumber and even let out an adorable laugh when he noticed a scary-looking Halloween mask across from his car seat.

Tiffany Roxby shared the clip of her son Hudson in a Sept. 21 Instagram video, where it has quickly captured the hearts of social media users and picked up over 300,000 likes and counting.

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"Kid will talk to anyone," Roxby wrote in text overlaid on the video showing a completely undaunted Hudson.

Tiffany Roxby shared a video of her son Hudson laughing at the sight of a scary-looking Halloween mask.
Tiffany Roxby via Storyful

"I wonder what they were talking about 😅🤪 #thiskid #horrorjunkie #babiesofinstagram," she added in the caption.

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Roxby told Storyful she was strapping Hudson into his car seat when she realized he started to fixate on the mask, which had been placed on the back of a headrest in her in-laws' truck.

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"When I put him in the back, he locked right onto the mask. He had started babbling and smiling at it so I originally started recording to show my in-laws that finally one of their grandchildren isn't afraid but it was too funny to not share socially also," said Roxby.

"Afterwards I did take the mask off the seat as to not traumatize him for an entire drive but I am fixing to take a new video to see if he's still going to smile at the mask or not," Roxby added.

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