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The child started to wrap a baby doll in a baby blanket. At first she seemed to be exploring how to use the blanket, then she placed the doll on the floor in front of her and laid the blanket over the baby, brought the baby up to her to proceed in wrapping the baby. She was very precise in how she was wrapping the baby, but was also very slow in what she was doing. She seemed to really enjoy this activity, as she was very concentrated on what she was doing, and eventually moved to a place alone so that she may continue wrapping the baby on a table (which she was not supposed to do, she was supposed to remain on the rug with the rest of the children).

The child again, laid the baby doll down on the floor in front of her, and with both arms
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