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When learning a new skill, your toddler needs the same things you do: Opportunity. Practice. And an environment in which it’s safe to fail - at least initially - as you work things out. It’s why I love this video, in which mom provides all three in abundance. Would...

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Dan Wuori

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#whoresremember when njomza posted this video with the caption "my wife and i don't get to go out much these days with the kids and all but when we do, we sure get things going! love you, sweetheart. we still got it."

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