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2 yr old boy taking a bath showed his mom how to drown a rubber duck. boy told mom "say bye bye". is this normal? worried a bit?
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Discuss with your son and his Pediatrician. Provide other games with the toy or another toy and gently discourage. If the behavior worsens, behavioral therapy may be helpful. Limit screen time and only watch age appropriate shows.
Answered 2/7/2022
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