There is no evidence of infant baptism in scripture. Scripture says "REPENT and be baptised" an infant can not repent.
To believe that sprinkling water on an unknowing ,uncooperative infant is of any spiritual effect to that infant is superstition and nothing more.
I respectfully disagree but will have to discuss it later since I have to leave. I will simply state that you again are relying on man's limited understanding and concluding what God can and can't do. Again it is God's baptism and His power knows no boundaries.
OK, let me call you and raise you: "To believe that sprinkling (or pouring or dunking in) water on anyone is, apart from that person's personal assenting relationship with Christ, of any spiritual effect to that person is superstition and nothing more."
Baptism is valuable ONLY as an outward testimony of an inward transformation theretofore having occurred and nothing more. Period. [And, by the way, there are many ways to give that testimony other than baptism as well.] That's why Christ never baptized anyone.
"The Church recieved from the Apostles the tradition of giving Baptism even to infants. For the Apostles, to whom were committed the secrets of divine mysteries, knew that there is in everyone the innate stains of sin, which must be washed away through water and the Spirit."-Origen 2nd century