I know that they learn by putting stuff in their mouths but why do they learn like this? It seems like an evolutionary fail to me.
Crawling along, spy a shoe / piece of fluff / the cat and straight in the mouth. Surely this insane thought process is a) germy and b) has the potential to result in choking?
Dd is ten months and I now spend half of my life taking stuff out of her mouth. It just seems a design flaw to me. Why don't they just learn by holding and looking at stuff?!
Also surely when it's been in your mouth once (cat's tail) you don't need to try it again?
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Throughautomaticdoors · 29/10/2016 07:49
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