Yeah I have to conclude that I live in a simulation after reading the Finn’s comment. Because the only explanation for them saying this is that I live in a simulation that occasionally needs to recalibrate itself to what I find believable. They are saying that most practically-toddlers in Finland are just as responsible as adults if not more so.
My mom usually woke me up since she was already awake anyway but if she didn’t I would’ve just used an alarm. I knew how to get dressed and make myself a bowl of cereal at that age and I don’t need to pack a lunch because it gets served at the school for free.
Back up. You’re expecting six-year olds to wake up on time, shower, get dressed, make and eat breakfast, and get to school? All by themselves?
How long has it been since you met a six-year old?
Yeah I have to conclude that I live in a simulation after reading the Finn’s comment. Because the only explanation for them saying this is that I live in a simulation that occasionally needs to recalibrate itself to what I find believable. They are saying that most practically-toddlers in Finland are just as responsible as adults if not more so.
My kids were doing that by age 6ish, yeah
That’s not at all unusual in Finland. I walked alone to daycare before I even started pre-school - granted it was at the end of the street I lived on.
Did you also do all the other stuff by yourself? I walked to school by myself, too, but I certainly didn’t do all of that by myself.
My mom usually woke me up since she was already awake anyway but if she didn’t I would’ve just used an alarm. I knew how to get dressed and make myself a bowl of cereal at that age and I don’t need to pack a lunch because it gets served at the school for free.
I don’t think most kids in that age bracket shower in the morning.
Sure, how many make breakfast, pack lunch, their schoolbag, and get to school on time?