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Anna [14]
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A time during a child's life span when he/she is most sensitive to environmental influences or stimulation than at other times d

uring it's life.
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aivan3 [116]3 years ago
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I think during toddler years, I used to be sooo paranoid during that time because I used to think about robbery, etc.
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