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Julia WertzThe New Yorker |
Hour one: wake up at four in the morning. Hour four: playlists.
Empathy: I know, buddy. It sucks not having the emotional intelligence to express that frustration in any other way than screaming and crying.
“I wuv you, mama! But you face is gross.”
As a child grows, a parent’s safeguards diminish.
Do toddlers know what they want? Does anyone?
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