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For instance, In “Mom and Me and Mom”, It shows Maya and her mother for the first time when they did not know how to interact with each other. In the media video, Maya describes that she had a hard time getting use to her. This means that she did not really attach to her mom right away.She said that she was nothing like her grandmother. This shows that She did not know how to be around her in a way that she understood. I had the same problem with my step mom. At first, I did not know how to be around her either.

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