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1) The universal them I believe was that all the children were developing and being children. The environment and the way they were taken care of had an effect on their upbringing but ultimately all the children were able to develop gross motor skills. Additionally, all the children were being little kids they threw tantrums, laughed, played, and cried. They all had moms who cared for them.
2) I was amazed how the little boy who seemed to be in a tribe was able to crawl and walk on rocks and sticks without shoes. I thought about how in the United States children have special socks to aid them in walking but this little boy did not even have shoes. Ultimately he adjusted to his environment and was able to reach his crawling and walking milestone.

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