Is this a normal child's behavior?

[Cyn]

My daughter would* un*dress her teddybear.
She had left it at my sister’s and my sister mailed SarahBear back in a tiny muumuu and a lei and said SarahBear had enjoyed her vacation but was glad to be home. My child promptly undressed SarahBear.
“She’s a bear, Mom”

[inkleberry]

Totally normal.

Boringly normal.

Unless the child is, say, 19. But if the child is, say, 2-12, it’s normal and prosocial behavior.

[asterion]

@cher3

My son usually prefers robots, but he did get a large rubber snake at the zoo yesterday and it was helping him practice his Hail Mary this morning.

Okay, but how does it catch the football?

[Guinastasia]

@davenportavenger

When my dad was a kid, he used to decide what socks to wear by putting a different one on each hand and letting them “fight.” Then the winner would get to pick the pants and top. True story!

Your dad was a cool kid.

[astro]

I put my GI Joes (circa 1960’s Full Size Joes) in a sock at might to keep him warm.

[FriarTed]

@cher3

My daughter strongly prefers stuffed animals to dolls. She recently got a fairly fancy doll house and the humanoids were immediately booted to the curb in favor of a family of miniature bears.

My son usually prefers robots, but he did get a large rubber snake at the zoo yesterday and it was helping him practice his Hail Mary this morning.

Glad to hear the snake has converted & is making peace.

Oh perhaps it’s just tired of being her stepping on it.

[cher3]

It’s my son who has the snake. Daughter got a stuffed meerkat that disappeared out of her backpack the next day.

I suspect the snake, no matter how pious it tries to look.

Son got a certificate for knowing his Hail Mary. I don’t know if he got extra points for knowing it in Snake.

[Shodan]

@cher3

My son usually prefers robots, but he did get a large rubber snake at the zoo yesterday and it was helping him practice his Hail Mary this morning.

The theological implications of this are staggering.

Regards,
Shodan