Wild Videos on Instagram: "This post addresses a common misunderstanding around children’s social behavior. Young kids often engage in playful, friendly interactions — repeating greetings, staying close, or mimicking adult behavior — which are sometimes wrongly interpreted by adults as flirting. In reality, these actions are simply part of early social development and curiosity. Developmental experts emphasize that true flirting requires romantic awareness, something young children do not posses

MK9 on Instagram: "1. Start training and socialization immediately Puppies learn fastest between 8–16 weeks. Begin basic commands (sit, come, name recognition) and gently expose your puppy to different people, sounds, surfaces, and environments. This prevents fear, anxiety, and aggression later. 2. Establish a consistent routine Feed, potty, walk, play, and sleep at the same times every day. Puppies thrive on predictability, and routines dramatically speed up house-training and reduce behavior p