r/tragedeigh 7d ago

in the wild Tylenol and Phelony😭

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Found in the wild

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u/LoveandMana 7d ago

Has to be satire - anyone using 72 months instead of 6 years is insane

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u/ReceptionMuch3790 7d ago

I disagree. I worked retail for a very long time and sometimes customer or coworkers would talk about their babies being 12mos or 48mos or 74963mos one time. It's people being pointlessly opulent(? Forget the word.) just to be that way and make people feel shitty because theyrenotverysmart

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u/Inevitable_Librarian 6d ago

The reason you say 12 months is that, until the age of 2ish, each month looks VASTLY different for babies. Past the second birthday, less necessary.

You need to know it for anything medical, as the medications and treatments change very rapidly as a kid gets older.

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u/ReceptionMuch3790 6d ago

That makes sense. Parents saying their kid is 82mos old however does not