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WOW bless him 🙂
Big probably taught him; that’s how it works here anyway.
When George was about 3, I knew he could count to 12, and he was getting more reliable about counting to 20, then one day he started counting and just kept going to 100. I went “How did you learn that?!” and he said “Barney taught me.” “Barney! When did you teach him that?!” “Oh, ages ago. He was scared in bed one night so he came into my bed and I taught him to count to a hundred.” Oh. Right. LOL