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Riding the monorail with 2.5yo this morning.

Announcement: "We are now arriving at station 15"
2.5yo: "papa, 25!"
Me: "15?"
2.5yo: **giggles** "35???!"
Me: 15?
2.5yo: **rolling over laughing** 45?????!!
Me: 15
2.5yo: 55!!

I didn't know he knew how to say "55", let alone count by tens yet, but here we are.

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Nakagusuku, Nakagami District, Okinawa, Japan

Trilingual elementary school teacher raising my daughter to be bilingual. Wife to @jachian

Curious in what language? My 2.5yo has a clear preference of using English, but when she counts in Chinese after 10. 😆

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he definitely likes keeping the jokes going, which is good since it contrasts with his extremely preferential and temperamental 2yo personality 😅

Wow! That’s impressive and very sweet. Not only that he can count like this but also that he can keep the joke going on and have fun with it. 💛

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he started with binary. 

I think "open/shut" and "on/off" might even be more common than "papa, no"

counting in binary would be a new one, but I'm a bit scared he would figure it out and then confuse the hell out of everyone else

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basically this 😅

he got up to 105 and then refocused his attention from playing with me to figuring out what might come after 105

“65!!! 🤣🤭😆🙃😂”

What a flex

Damn, that's actually crazy... It's a big concept to understand.