There’s nothing wrong with having a ‘baby face,’ but these people just took this idea to an uncomfortable new level.

Face swapping, the act of digitally rendering your face onto someone else’s (and vice-versa), has slowly taken over the world since the photo filter addition to Snapchat back in 2016. People can now do these funny face swaps as easily as they can take selfies, and it’s produced some terrifyingly hilarious photos on occasion. Nothing, however, could possibly haunt our dreams more than adult faces superimposed onto cute faces of tiny infants.

Being pregnant is no easy feat.

With extreme changes to the body for months on end, baby bumps come in all shapes and sizes.

When American mom Brittany found out she was having triplets, she was more than a little surprised.

Brittany wasn’t expecting much when she found out.

Already having one son, the “spontaneous” pregnancy was conceived naturally.

Little did she know how much her pregnant physique would turn heads.

Finding out that her family of three would soon be six, she was “shocked” by the news.

“Going from one kid to four was never planned or expected, but I can’t wait to meet my sweet angels,” she revealed.

“It’s a lot bigger this go around,” the mom laughed as she compared her enormous bump to her first pregnancy.

When asked about the struggles of being pregnant with triplets, Brittany explained that the differences weren’t too extreme from giving birth to a “singleton.”

Her TikTok account featured what a typical day looks like with a growing stomach, often showing the extreme lengths she would go to while doing basic tasks, like putting on shoes and brushing her hair, which often made her out of breath.

In one video, she explained that she would get ultrasounds regularly to check on the triplets.

“Triplets are very high risk,” she explained, meaning she had to get ultrasounds twice a week towards the end of her final trimester.

Brittany gave birth to the three babies in late April — Andee, Georgia and Theodore.

“They are all three healthy and doing wonderful,” she said.

“Triplets are in the NICU on CPAP but no oxygen supplementation.”