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1,101	daddit	They'd like this at r/firstworldanarchists
1,102	daddit	My kids would always hover them in the hole when they got them in, with a really satisfied look on their face.
1,103	daddit	/r/firstworldanarchists
1,104	daddit	My daughter has the same toy and did the same thing... I'm like, "good job future engineer" but also, "that's not how you're going to build fine-motor skills" I'm torn.
1,105	daddit	My son has the same set. He never even tries to sort it, he just takes the lid off and scatters the blocks I sorted for him (to demonstrate).
1,106	daddit	My daughter did exactly this and now that her 5month old cousin has this same toy she actually wants to play with it "correctly" (she's 2-1/2 now)
1,107	daddit	That made me have good belly laugh
1,108	daddit	Exactly what my 17 month old was doing last night, smart little shit.
1,109	daddit	Ikea rug?
1,110	daddit	Damn, what a smart baby
1,111	daddit	I like how he had patronizing smile while trying to fit the piece in the hole then stopped and quickly put the piece in
1,112	daddit	https://youtu.be/2yfhhX7VlIo
1,113	daddit	*SAVAGE*
1,114	daddit	Didn't see that coming.
1,115	daddit	This makes me happy. My son is 9mo and he has the same toy and gets them in the right holes... for about 30 seconds then knocks it over and plays with something else.
1,116	daddit	My daughter does this too. It's actually been hard to try and teach her to turn the shapes for them to fit instead of taking the lid off.
1,117	daddit	What's most impressive to me is that he puts the lid back on. My 5 month old has the same block set and she'll take the lid off too, but it just goes in her mouth.
1,118	daddit	I usually don't comment on these posts, but my daughter is the same age and does the same thing with her shape sorter. It's crazy to see how much she learns every month.
1,119	daddit	"Meet my son he's 43 months old"
1,120	daddit	repost.
1,121	daddit	i feel his direct approach to the world will be ruined by common core
1,122	daddit	there's a video of an asian baby doing exactly the same thing. Smart kids.
1,123	daddit	My son use to do the same thing with that toy. I couldn't really be mad, because he was out smarting the toy at a bit over a year old.
1,124	daddit	That's some real inside the box thinking right there!
1,125	daddit	I swear there's another video or Gif out there of a baby doing the exact same thing.
1,126	daddit	Only cheaters win.
1,127	daddit	This is the same method my daughter used at this age. I was very proud.
1,128	daddit	My girl has that same container. I had got it used.
1,129	daddit	At what age do people start transitioning baby ages from months to years?
1,130	daddit	This looks like one of those trick questions people ask you to make themselves feel smarter.
1,131	daddit	I was so sad when I found out the older-sized sleepers didn't have footies.
1,132	daddit	That's the first thing my son did too.
1,133	daddit	[removed]
1,134	daddit	1 and half years old* fixed it for you.
1,135	daddit	[deleted]
1,136	daddit	Don't you mean a year and a half? As a parent the "months old" thing pisses me off past a year. Like give the kid some credit, they got a year of existing under their belt!
1,137	daddit	[deleted]
1,138	daddit	This kid is going places. Not college but places.
1,139	daddit	Take the easy way out instead of using smarts. EDIT: let me put it in perspective for the downvoters that seem to have this kids mentality: his parents bought him the toy. they show him the toy. the put the plastic shapes in the right spots for him. he blankly stares back. they OPEN THE TOY AND REMOVE THE SHAPES. they show it to him again how it works. he tard so hards they OPEN THE TOY AND REMOVE THE SHAPES AGAIN. rinse and repeat 10 more times. tsh identifies with the simplest aspect of the toy. that you dont need to figure the toy out when you can just open it up and put the plastic shapes in. the parents didnt buy their kid an educational toy, they bought him a container that holds plastic shapes. at least in his mind. Its amazing to me how many redditors can't see that. The parents are clearly recording failure.
1,140	daddit	Love finding a new sub to block.
1,141	daddit	trump childhood video?
1,142	daddit	Going to business school.
1,143	daddit	This is a toy for 1 year olds...
1,144	daddit	[removed]
1,145	daddit	Isn't it more work to lift it up and put the piece in and close the lid again rather than doing the smarter thing and putting it in the right hole?
1,146	daddit	Smork warter, hot narder
1,147	daddit	[deleted]
1,148	daddit	// TODO: Replace hack with proper way (Committed 4 years ago)
1,149	daddit	I was taking a programming class, and there were some really weird problems we had to do, but if you got it wrong the program would tell you what it expected, so you could just submit a blank statement, return all the expected results, and pass.
1,150	daddit	forget the API call, go straight to the DB!
1,151	daddit	More like future banker.
1,152	daddit	And scattering them across the floor!
1,153	daddit	We got the same toy, too. At 15 months he sometimes can fit the right block into the right hole... but in general he prefers to destroy towers that we build with the blocks.
1,154	daddit	my kid has had the same toy as well for most of his life and is just starting to really get into it now at 18 months
1,155	daddit	My son is 20 months old and he was terrified of the red box when I got it for his birthday. Now he loves it to bits.
1,156	daddit	That's cool, you can read all these comments as if they were talking about your kid
1,157	daddit	Adults hate him!
1,158	daddit	So glue the lid?
1,159	daddit	The main reason is that there's a huge difference between 12, 15 and 19 months in terms of development.
1,160	daddit	More like a year and a half! Amirite?
1,161	daddit	The rug isn't from Ikea, but the dresser is!
1,162	daddit	I would say months are valid until 2 years. Then it stops. Because up until 24 months/2 years, all things for babies are measured in months. Clothes, food, most toys.
1,163	daddit	Do you have any kids? A 19 month old is much different than a 15 month old for example. There is a reason we do this.
1,164	daddit	After they reach a year, you really should stop with the month thing. "My son is 180 months old". "No Martha, he's fucking 15!"
1,165	daddit	I did. I came looking for someone else to say it so I wouldn't be alone in my getting down voted for pointing it out...but yeah it is. I'm actually surprised no one else said anything.
1,166	daddit	A lot of development happens very quickly for babies, a lot can change in a month or two, hence why people tend to say months for like under 2 year olds
1,167	daddit	Ya, Legos are meant for kids but I still play with them, what's your point?
1,168	daddit	This is a toy for 6 month to 3 year olds.
1,169	daddit	>retarded >you're son >you are son
1,170	daddit	The bulk operation is missing. He would need to put in all the pieces after he lifted the top.
1,171	daddit	It is.
1,172	daddit	It's only easier if you know which hole to drop it in.
1,173	daddit	Not really if you automate the process, you just have to lift it once, and put all of them one by one.
1,174	daddit	-Nikola Einstein
1,175	daddit	The assignment was to get a cube somewhere. That guy failed
1,176	daddit	// TODO: Replace hack with proper way. (Commited 30 seconds ago) Whew, guess I'll stop there for today.
1,177	daddit	As usual : http://xkcd.com/221/
1,178	daddit	I guess you didn't learn what you were supposed to learn, instead you learned what you were destined to learn....
1,179	daddit	Scattering or hitting them together to make noise. Sometimes he likes to dump the whole bucket over.
1,180	daddit	First it starts with those, then Duplo blocks, then Legos, and then old used syringes.
1,181	daddit	My daughter has been able to put the blocks where she wants since she was about 11-12 months old. Judging by other responses, is it normal for kids to be much older when they figure it out? She's really good at puzzles, too. Like those wooden ones with farm animal shapes. She just turned 17 months.
1,182	daddit	Wow! Yours is the only non 'my kid also does this' comment!
1,183	daddit	Fisher Price Sues Toddler for Blatant Misuse of Product.
1,184	daddit	"A 1 year, 7 month old is much different than a 1 year, 3 month old for example."
1,185	daddit	[removed]
1,186	daddit	I have, it's really not that different c'mon...
1,187	daddit	But he throws the piece into the bucket. You're saying in real time it flies up into his hand?
1,188	daddit	Yup. 2 months ago my 10 month old daughter was barely crawling, now she's pulling herself up to stand.
1,189	daddit	*Lego
1,190	daddit	36 month olds
1,191	daddit	your an idiot
1,192	daddit	-Michael Scott
1,193	daddit	Carve it back to cube shape at the destination.
1,194	daddit	git commit -m "works for now, fix later"
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1,196	daddit	DnD be like
1,197	daddit	Dumping them is best to my 6 month old boy. For sure. Maybe second to waving them around in his hands
1,198	daddit	Personally I think that it's very random or depends on what the child spends its time with. We've met some couples with children in the last months and it's just so random and so much changes in a few months. Like the toddler friend of my son is pretty dexterous. He has a lot of electronic toys with buttons and specifically presses them, way better than my son who prefers to chew on his toy mobile phone. But my son is more mobile, could have crawled around the other boy when they both were still crawling. At the end I think a lot of those things don't matter for healthy kids.
1,199	daddit	You're probably right! But to be fair, I was posting it on a subreddit specifically geared towards dads :)
1,200	daddit	Hm...that is damning. Looking at the way his hand moves with the lid right before he picks it up and during him putting it back on is why I thought it was reversed. But I have been wrong before.

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They'd like this at r/firstworldanarchists

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My kids would always hover them in the hole when they got them in, with a really satisfied look on their face.

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/r/firstworldanarchists

1,104

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My daughter has the same toy and did the same thing... I'm like, "good job future engineer" but also, "that's not how you're going to build fine-motor skills" I'm torn.

1,105

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My son has the same set. He never even tries to sort it, he just takes the lid off and scatters the blocks I sorted for him (to demonstrate).

1,106

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My daughter did exactly this and now that her 5month old cousin has this same toy she actually wants to play with it "correctly" (she's 2-1/2 now)

1,107

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That made me have good belly laugh

1,108

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Exactly what my 17 month old was doing last night, smart little shit.

1,109

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Ikea rug?

1,110

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Damn, what a smart baby

1,111

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I like how he had patronizing smile while trying to fit the piece in the hole then stopped and quickly put the piece in

1,112

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https://youtu.be/2yfhhX7VlIo

1,113

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***SAVAGE***

1,114

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Didn't see that coming.

1,115

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This makes me happy. My son is 9mo and he has the same toy and gets them in the right holes... for about 30 seconds then knocks it over and plays with something else.

1,116

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My daughter does this too. It's actually been hard to try and teach her to turn the shapes for them to fit instead of taking the lid off.

1,117

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What's most impressive to me is that he puts the lid back on. My 5 month old has the same block set and she'll take the lid off too, but it just goes in her mouth.

1,118

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I usually don't comment on these posts, but my daughter is the same age and does the same thing with her shape sorter. It's crazy to see how much she learns every month.

1,119

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"Meet my son he's 43 months old"

1,120

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repost.

1,121

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i feel his direct approach to the world will be ruined by common core

1,122

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there's a video of an asian baby doing exactly the same thing. Smart kids.

1,123

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My son use to do the same thing with that toy. I couldn't really be mad, because he was out smarting the toy at a bit over a year old.

1,124

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That's some real inside the box thinking right there!

1,125

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I swear there's another video or Gif out there of a baby doing the exact same thing.

1,126

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Only cheaters win.

1,127

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This is the same method my daughter used at this age. I was very proud.

1,128

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My girl has that same container. I had got it used.

1,129

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At what age do people start transitioning baby ages from months to years?

1,130

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This looks like one of those trick questions people ask you to make themselves feel smarter.

1,131

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I was so sad when I found out the older-sized sleepers didn't have footies.

1,132

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That's the first thing my son did too.

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1 and half years old* fixed it for you.

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[deleted]

1,136

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Don't you mean a year and a half? As a parent the "months old" thing pisses me off past a year. Like give the kid some credit, they got a year of existing under their belt!

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1,138

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This kid is going places. Not college but places.

1,139

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Take the easy way out instead of using smarts. EDIT: let me put it in perspective for the downvoters that seem to have this kids mentality: his parents bought him the toy. they show him the toy. the put the plastic shapes in the right spots for him. he blankly stares back. they OPEN THE TOY AND REMOVE THE SHAPES. they show it to him again how it works. he tard so hards they OPEN THE TOY AND REMOVE THE SHAPES AGAIN. rinse and repeat 10 more times. tsh identifies with the simplest aspect of the toy. that you dont need to figure the toy out when you can just open it up and put the plastic shapes in. the parents didnt buy their kid an educational toy, they bought him a container that holds plastic shapes. at least in his mind. Its amazing to me how many redditors can't see that. The parents are clearly recording failure.

1,140

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Love finding a new sub to block.

1,141

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trump childhood video?

1,142

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Going to business school.

1,143

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This is a toy for 1 year olds...

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[removed]

1,145

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Isn't it more work to lift it up and put the piece in and close the lid again rather than doing the smarter thing and putting it in the right hole?

1,146

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Smork warter, hot narder

1,147

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[deleted]

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// TODO: Replace hack with proper way (Committed 4 years ago)

1,149

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I was taking a programming class, and there were some really weird problems we had to do, but if you got it wrong the program would tell you what it expected, so you could just submit a blank statement, return all the expected results, and pass.

1,150

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forget the API call, go straight to the DB!

1,151

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More like future banker.

1,152

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And scattering them across the floor!

1,153

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We got the same toy, too. At 15 months he sometimes can fit the right block into the right hole... but in general he prefers to destroy towers that we build with the blocks.

1,154

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my kid has had the same toy as well for most of his life and is just starting to really get into it now at 18 months

1,155

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My son is 20 months old and he was terrified of the red box when I got it for his birthday. Now he loves it to bits.

1,156

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That's cool, you can read all these comments as if they were talking about your kid

1,157

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Adults hate him!

1,158

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So glue the lid?

1,159

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The main reason is that there's a huge difference between 12, 15 and 19 months in terms of development.

1,160

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More like a year and a half! Amirite?

1,161

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The rug isn't from Ikea, but the dresser is!

1,162

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I would say months are valid until 2 years. Then it stops. Because up until 24 months/2 years, all things for babies are measured in months. Clothes, food, most toys.

1,163

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Do you have any kids? A 19 month old is much different than a 15 month old for example. There is a reason we do this.

1,164

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After they reach a year, you really should stop with the month thing. "My son is 180 months old". "No Martha, he's fucking 15!"

1,165

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I did. I came looking for someone else to say it so I wouldn't be alone in my getting down voted for pointing it out...but yeah it is. I'm actually surprised no one else said anything.

1,166

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A lot of development happens very quickly for babies, a lot can change in a month or two, hence why people tend to say months for like under 2 year olds

1,167

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Ya, Legos are meant for kids but I still play with them, what's your point?

1,168

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This is a toy for 6 month to 3 year olds.

1,169

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>retarded >you're son >you are son

1,170

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The bulk operation is missing. He would need to put in all the pieces after he lifted the top.

1,171

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It is.

1,172

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It's only easier if you know which hole to drop it in.

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Not really if you automate the process, you just have to lift it once, and put all of them one by one.

1,174

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*-Nikola Einstein*

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The assignment was to get a cube somewhere. That guy failed

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// TODO: Replace hack with proper way. (Commited 30 seconds ago) Whew, guess I'll stop there for today.

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As usual : http://xkcd.com/221/

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I guess you didn't learn what you were supposed to learn, instead you learned what you were destined to learn....

1,179

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Scattering or hitting them together to make noise. Sometimes he likes to dump the whole bucket over.

1,180

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First it starts with those, then Duplo blocks, then Legos, and then old used syringes.

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My daughter has been able to put the blocks where she wants since she was about 11-12 months old. Judging by other responses, is it normal for kids to be much older when they figure it out? She's really good at puzzles, too. Like those wooden ones with farm animal shapes. She just turned 17 months.

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Wow! Yours is the only non 'my kid also does this' comment!

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Fisher Price Sues Toddler for Blatant Misuse of Product.

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"A 1 year, 7 month old is much different than a 1 year, 3 month old for example."

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I have, it's really not that different c'mon...

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But he throws the piece into the bucket. You're saying in real time it flies up into his hand?

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Yup. 2 months ago my 10 month old daughter was barely crawling, now she's pulling herself up to stand.

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*Lego

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36 month olds

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your an idiot

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-Michael Scott

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Carve it back to cube shape at the destination.

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git commit -m "works for now, fix later"

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DnD be like

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Dumping them is best to my 6 month old boy. For sure. Maybe second to waving them around in his hands

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Personally I think that it's very random or depends on what the child spends its time with. We've met some couples with children in the last months and it's just so random and so much changes in a few months. Like the toddler friend of my son is pretty dexterous. He has a lot of electronic toys with buttons and specifically presses them, way better than my son who prefers to chew on his toy mobile phone. But my son is more mobile, could have crawled around the other boy when they both were still crawling. At the end I think a lot of those things don't matter for healthy kids.

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You're probably right! But to be fair, I was posting it on a subreddit specifically geared towards dads :)

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Hm...that is damning. Looking at the way his hand moves with the lid right before he picks it up and during him putting it back on is why I thought it was reversed. But I have been wrong before.