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r/facepalm • u/YoungBungalo • Oct 16 '18
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Can I ask you, from an outsider perspective, why in the world people say "13 months" instead of "one year old"?
3 u/Cookie_Brookie Oct 16 '18 When kids are that young, lots of development takes place other the span of one month. A one year old that is 17 months is developmentally much different than a one year old that is 12 months. 1 u/InterdimensionalTV Oct 16 '18 That makes a lot of sense, thank you. Nobody has ever bothered to give me a real answer. 1 u/Cookie_Brookie Oct 17 '18 Lol yeah, it does seem silly if you don't know the reason behind it!
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When kids are that young, lots of development takes place other the span of one month. A one year old that is 17 months is developmentally much different than a one year old that is 12 months.
1 u/InterdimensionalTV Oct 16 '18 That makes a lot of sense, thank you. Nobody has ever bothered to give me a real answer. 1 u/Cookie_Brookie Oct 17 '18 Lol yeah, it does seem silly if you don't know the reason behind it!
That makes a lot of sense, thank you. Nobody has ever bothered to give me a real answer.
1 u/Cookie_Brookie Oct 17 '18 Lol yeah, it does seem silly if you don't know the reason behind it!
Lol yeah, it does seem silly if you don't know the reason behind it!
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u/InterdimensionalTV Oct 16 '18
Can I ask you, from an outsider perspective, why in the world people say "13 months" instead of "one year old"?