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Yeah, mom loves that memory. I remember that at my graduation party she even gave me the book as a gift. I still have it.
Lol. That’s painfully adorable. Sorta like Flurry in this picture :p
I kinda was like that. As a little little Silver I loved the book Barney’s Book of Shapes.
Even as a baby, my parents told me that I made them read it to me every night and if they ever skipped a page I would get grumpy to let them know that that don’t fly.
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I think it’s a thing they are born with.
Babies and toddler can be very empathic to: my two year old nephew hugs and kisses any baby or kid he sees crying or sad around him.
It’s kind of amazing/adorable that despite a complete inability to communicate abstract ideas or speak language, they can communicate feelings even better than adults.
Is blowing raspberries at someone you don’t like (Thpt!) or as an expression of annoyance - is that a learned response little kids pick up, or is that one of those body language things babies are born knowing?
Yes, I could totally read my little nephew whenever he was angry or sad.
Babies are very open about their feelings.
So, I’ve never had younger siblings so I don’t really have much experience around babies, but one thing that amazes me, is that despite their complete inability to speak, they still speak fluent body language.
Do they ever do this to people they don’t like?