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    Hi - i have a 12 mo old (just barley) who recently dismantled his floor play mat (big circles and squares - that were purposefully put together in alternating colors) - and proceed to fix it - by putting the brown circles in the brown squares etc - I was just curious is this kind of early? he's our only child at this point and some of my friends thought it was odd....

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    I forgot he also has been busy matching up the insoles to my shoes (takes them out of a box examines them lines them up in pairs by type and color - I have bad feet) and other things like that - he's not really into his "shape sorter toys"

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    Sounds like a baby that will keep you busy! Do you stay home?
    Try to just give him/her many situations to satisfy curiousity.
    We brought our kids everywhere at that age, they loved seeing new things!

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    - he's very curious - very busy -very social - super active - loves his cat - can;t say kitty yet but sometimes points and says "diddy" - he's recently started to go to day care 4 days/week - but he gets allot of attention there too - I think he's "normal"... just a few friends thought it was a little odd/early and made me curious what other mom's had experienced..

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    Yup, he's clearly aware of similarities and patterns. And the strong-willedness of NOT playing with the shape-sorter, but loving the one HE made certainly sounds like it could be GT excess.

    Keep an eye on this one... wink


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    Lets see. He rearranged his environment to suit himself. He had a plan and a goal and executed it.

    Just keep him away from the power tools!!!


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    LOL -
    Sounds like he would love the silverware drawer - minus the sharp knives. Keep an eye on daycare and see if the need arises for your son to be with an older than usual group of kids.
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