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- toddler sometimes refers to himself as a brother, like, "it's easy for a brother to do" (when cutting his own food) and, "it's not safe for a brother" (trying to get down from somewhere high up) and he sounds like a black guy from the seventies
- put two crawling-age babies together for the first time and they'll often want to look at each other in the eyes, approach, touch each other's cheeks, mouth, eyes - usually, i have observed, parents try to prevent or greatly limit this interaction
- Replying to @umbersorrowput two toddlers together for the first time, with one or both of them holding a snack, and there will often be an interest in negotiating, often with little or no language, sharing or exchange of food - parents also often try to limit or prevent this
- Replying to @umbersorrowdefensive conditioning around touch and food starts EARLY and is CRUCIAL to making various sorts of normal people
- Replying to @Eli_and_mybroshe does! i think he does this because when he's sweet or helpful to his baby brother i often say, "you're such a good brother!" so he knows "brother" is part of who he is
- someone made this duck pot about a thousand years before the birth of christ
- some of my baby's favorite attractions at the children's museum
- i felt like this when i started kindergarten
