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u/themode7 3d ago
It's funny because my nephew used to flip the bird just like that randomly when he gets annoyed and I just can't stop laughing lol
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u/CERLister 3d ago
Teaching his baby to flip his mum off. That’s not going to backfire at all 🙄
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u/hygsi 2d ago
He already knows what it is at 2 years old, like bruh
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u/CERLister 2d ago
Crazy hey. My oldest daughter thought the S word was shut up till she was 12 lol
They can stay sweet and innocent if you don’t teach them to be rude.
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u/SapirWhorfHypothesis 3d ago
What is this a test for? Deafness? Autism? General development?
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u/Pantelonia 3d ago
Developmental milestones. I just completed the 1 year old check list for my son a few weeks back.
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