Ha! I love it. :) Speaking as a developmental psychologist, I can say with authority that younger siblings (and kids who interact with other children frequently) almost always have earlier and greater command of pronouns in emerging language. It's mighty motivating to keep track of "mine" vs. "yours," "his" vs. "hers," etc.!
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Ha! I love it. :) Speaking as a developmental psychologist, I can say with authority that younger siblings (and kids who interact with other children frequently) almost always have earlier and greater command of pronouns in emerging language. It's mighty motivating to keep track of "mine" vs. "yours," "his" vs. "hers," etc.!
Krista, I don't think he has any concept of anything other than "my" and "mine"! Anything belonging to anyone else is simply not allowed!! :)
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