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Re: DD gave a toy back to me it_is_2day #208057 12/20/14 08:45 AM
Joined: Mar 2010 Posts: 615 MegMeg Member
MegMeg Member Joined: Mar 2010 Posts: 615	Another possibility is that she may feel that the toys will be happier with you. Ascribing feelings to inanimate things is very common in young kids (even if they "know" that it isn't true).

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DD gave a toy back to me	it_is_2day	12/20/14 03:08 AM
Re: DD gave a toy back to me	it_is_2day	12/20/14 03:38 AM
Re: DD gave a toy back to me	indigo	12/20/14 03:49 AM
Re: DD gave a toy back to me	puffin	12/20/14 04:03 AM
Re: DD gave a toy back to me	indigo	12/20/14 02:38 PM
Re: DD gave a toy back to me	MegMeg	12/20/14 03:45 PM
Re: DD gave a toy back to me	it_is_2day	12/23/14 06:21 AM

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