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Have you ever wondered what tickles the funny bone of a toddler? It’s a delightful mystery, really! According to recent research, it turns out that one-year-olds love humor that elicits a reaction—think toilet jokes, silly scares, and the classic peek-a-boo with hidden body parts. They also get a kick out of pretending to be animals—who doesn’t love a good impersonation of a cat, right? As they grow, two-year-olds take humor up a notch, using their budding language skills to mislabel items and play around with concepts—it’s like they’ve just discovered the joy of wordplay! But don’t be fooled; this age group has a bit of a mischievous side, dabbling in teasing and playful aggression. It’s laughter and chaos, all wrapped in chubby hands and powerful giggles! Curious to dive deeper into the fascinating world of toddler humor? LEARN MORE.
Of course, at such a young age, toddlers laugh about almost anything. The researchers found that one-year-olds enjoyed humor that got a reaction from others. That includes toilet humor, scaring others, showing hidden body parts, and teasing. They also liked pretending to be something else, an animal, for example.
Two-year-olds, in turn, had a bit more sophisticated sense of humor. Because they already have some language capabilities, their humor involves language, like mislabelling things and playing with concepts (for example, saying, “Dogs say ‘moo'”). They also had a bit of a mean streak, enjoying making fun of and being aggressive with others.
