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Psychologists insist that most children start to understand the concept of sharing between the ages of three and four, and that kiddie conflict during that preschool phase usually has to do with competition for toys, attention and space – none of which the little devils want to share. I agree strongly with the second part of the proposition but say phooey to the first. Hardly any of us have got the hang of sharing by the time we turn four. Or 40. Or ever.
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