[Ivanis]

(09-30-2017 06:16 PM)kleftone Wrote:  

God, look at those crocodile tears. How is it possible that someone so young is capable of that? What is the crying for?

I can't believe I actually need to explain this. Children are immature by nature, due to slow aging, so as their body grows so does their mind, as well as their emotions. While you or I may cried in the same situation when we were his age we no longer do it because our perspective changed.

This kids entire reality at that moment was the movie and that dinosaur. She doesn't know it is a movie, she thinks that she is looking through a magical world into another reality. I make that assumption because that is how it has been described to me by many of the children who I have looked after. Not to mention that her development is quite good actually because at a young age she is displaying great empathy. Seeing the dinosaur who is young and cannot find her parent is invoking the same emotions in her as if she couldn't find her own mother because, as I stated previously, in that moment the only thing that is going on in her life is that movie.

Completely natural of a boy or a girl. I have experienced it myself dozens of times. It's not women learning to manipulate young or some other shit. It's a kid being a kid, why the need to impose your own views over that?



Complete side note: One thing that I am not a fan of is when parents take their phones out and record their kids all the time. Some of these moments should be kept between the parents and the children, there is no need to photograph and film every single movement and development that the kid has. That's just a personal pet peeve though.