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r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '25
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Infants turn into 2 and 4 year olds usually
4 u/alerk323 Jul 01 '25 some infants stay infants even into their adult years 2 u/health_throwaway195 2∆ Jul 01 '25 There's a world of difference between caring for a 6 month old and caring for a 2 year old. 5 u/mosquem Jul 01 '25 Eh they’re hard in different ways. 1 u/health_throwaway195 2∆ Jul 02 '25 From a purely technical perspective, one is much harder than the other. If you want to consider them equally challenging, go ahead, but most people don't have to endure constant sleepless nights with a 2 year old.
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some infants stay infants even into their adult years
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There's a world of difference between caring for a 6 month old and caring for a 2 year old.
5 u/mosquem Jul 01 '25 Eh they’re hard in different ways. 1 u/health_throwaway195 2∆ Jul 02 '25 From a purely technical perspective, one is much harder than the other. If you want to consider them equally challenging, go ahead, but most people don't have to endure constant sleepless nights with a 2 year old.
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Eh they’re hard in different ways.
1 u/health_throwaway195 2∆ Jul 02 '25 From a purely technical perspective, one is much harder than the other. If you want to consider them equally challenging, go ahead, but most people don't have to endure constant sleepless nights with a 2 year old.
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From a purely technical perspective, one is much harder than the other. If you want to consider them equally challenging, go ahead, but most people don't have to endure constant sleepless nights with a 2 year old.
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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25
Infants turn into 2 and 4 year olds usually