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Two cute ladies are sitting on the couch in their living room and seem to be watching a TV program. Sadie is bigger, she is a toddler and has started to make simple conversations. Next to her, is her baby sister Lily, she is constantly teasing her bigger sister, nagging Sadie to play with her. Sadie and Lily are the cutest siblings you will ever see. Listen to the heartwarming conversation Sadie had with her mom! When mom asks Sadie what is her sister’s name, she is puzzled for a moment and then answers “my sister”. “Yes, she is your sister”, says mom, but does she have a name? “My sister” says Sadie again. It is so adorable to hear this toddler’s statement as she is certain that her baby sister’s name is “<a href="https://rumble.com/v34m62-sister-sister.html" target="_blank">sister</a>”. The process of teaching your children to develop cognitive skills can be tiresome process but also very fun. <a href="https://rumble.com/v3dboa-gender-reveal-for-toddler.html" target="_blank">Toddlers</a> may not be talking very much, but they're taking in a lot more than you think. They can clearly understand complex conversation long before most parents think they can. In the early stage of cognitive development, toddlers think in fundamentally different ways from older children and adults. Sadie here, is somehow confused with the name calling process, and wanted to make sure she had the right answer! Children start to recognize their names by around five months, so even a young baby may pay more attention if you mention her in conversation. Baby Lil is adoring her sister, no matter what her nickname might be!