[ SECRET POST #6789 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6789 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, if it's presented as typical or a good thing. I mean, there are some parents that do not pay attention to the recommendations and keep their kids bottle-fed (or even breastfed), until two or three, usually not exclusively, but sometimes. And it is fairly common for kids to return to toddler behaviors due to a new child or a big change or some other emotionally distressing situation, but it shouldn't last very long, or if it does, it should be followed up on with a developmental specialist, a child psychologist, or the like.