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One of the things I like about small children is watching them learn, experiment, and figure out the world.
With older babies, and younger toddlers, they sometimes look like someone playing a text adventure
>TAKE LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>DROP LION
Dropped.
>TAKE LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>DROP LION
Dropped.
>TAKE LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>TAKE EGG
You take the plush egg.
>I
You have:
A stuffed lion
A plush egg
>PUSH LION
Nothing happens.
>PULL LION
Nothing happens.
>PUSH LION
Nothing happens.
>USE LION WITH EGG
You can't use those two items together.
>USE EGG WITH LION
You can't use those two items together.
>USE LION WITH EGG
You can't use those two items together.
>DROP LION
Dropped.
>EAT EGG
You can't eat that!
>EAT LION
You don't have the lion.
>GET LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>EAT LION
You can't eat that!
With older babies, and younger toddlers, they sometimes look like someone playing a text adventure
>TAKE LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>DROP LION
Dropped.
>TAKE LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>DROP LION
Dropped.
>TAKE LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>TAKE EGG
You take the plush egg.
>I
You have:
A stuffed lion
A plush egg
>PUSH LION
Nothing happens.
>PULL LION
Nothing happens.
>PUSH LION
Nothing happens.
>USE LION WITH EGG
You can't use those two items together.
>USE EGG WITH LION
You can't use those two items together.
>USE LION WITH EGG
You can't use those two items together.
>DROP LION
Dropped.
>EAT EGG
You can't eat that!
>EAT LION
You don't have the lion.
>GET LION
You take the stuffed lion.
>EAT LION
You can't eat that!