My childhood was colorful. These colors come from a naive and embarrassing period of growing up.

About "you" and "me", my mother said that when I was a child, I could never tell "you" from "me". Once, my mother pointed to my photo and said to me, "Baby, look, this is you, how cute!" " "A few days later, there were guests at home, and I followed my mother's example and pointed to my photo and said to the guests," You are so cute! ""I wonder if the guests were confused by me at that time. At that time, if my mother hadn't explained it quickly, I don't think others would know what I was talking about. It's funny when I babble. I'm so embarrassed that adults are confused.

Tooth loss. I started to lose my teeth when I was six and a half years old. At that time, I was very afraid of losing my tooth, and I often made a fuss about losing a tooth, which made the whole family restless. For this reason, I don't have to worry about my mother. My mother said that what makes my family laugh and cry most is that as soon as I found that one of my teeth began to shake and I was ready to be laid off with honor, I made all the preparations: I ate carefully, drank carefully, and even let my mother have a look, so I cried and made trouble. What is even more ridiculous is that I sleep on my stomach every night for fear that my teeth will fall into my stomach. Every time my mother says, "Don't always sleep on your stomach, that's not good." And I said confidently, "It's only safe to sleep on my stomach, because then the baby won't fall into my stomach!" " "I only remember my mother they have been laughing at me, but I am still very serious. Since then, I have developed the habit of sleeping on my stomach.