In Slate's parenting column, a mother expresses frustration over her daughter's attachment to a fart-noise-producing poop emoji toy gifted by her brother. Despite the mother's dislike for bathroom humor, she acknowledges her daughter Peyton's love for the toy. The columnist advises acceptance, as the child is too young to understand the annoyance. The suggestion includes introducing other toys that also make silly noises to encourage diversity in play. Ultimately, the mother is encouraged to find humor in the situation and foster positive relationships within the family.
It's understandable that the stuffed poop emoji is driving you crazy, but remember, your daughter is only two and really enjoys it. Just try to encourage her to explore other toys as well.
While the poop emoji is not everyone's cup of tea, it's important to recognize that your brother's gift has created a bond between him and Peyton, which is valuable.
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