Explain My Primary Caregivers

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My primary caregivers would be my mother and father basically all my life. As a baby, I was good. My mom said we would wake up and for a little while she would play with us. Then she would feed us, and possible take a nap but then play some more afterwards. Towards the end of the day we would have dinner, take our baths and it would bedtime. From the age one to two we was crawling, trying to and maybe walk but making all kinds of noises with the toys we had. By the age of two we was walking and talking and getting potty trained. At three years old we was learning the alphabet and out numbers and also going to the bathroom by ourselves. We would be starting head start in the fall; also we were pointing and asking for things around this age.

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