Habits

Dave's third teeth is growing now. It's on the upper right front-side. He pooh 2-3 times in a day. Absolutely, he is losing weight. But then he is growing taller.
Now, Dave is about 8 months plus. In the late afternoon after porridge time (around 17.00-18.00), he will look for his grandpa. He doesn't want other people to carry him at this time. Once his grandpa carries him, he will not let other people take over. Why is he looking for his grandpa? Well, his grandpa will bring him to a place that we refer to "bundaran" in our housing area. His grandpa already does this since he was 4 months plus.

Then, at nite time around 7.30. He will look at the stairs (our room is on the 2nd fl.). What does it mean? It means that he is ready to go to bed. He wants to be in the bedroom. When we carry him and walk to the stairs, he feels excited and shows his smiley face. However, when we carry him away from the stairs, he will cry.

From this reaction, I kinda assume that habitual does affect people. Any kind of people, not just infants. Thus, habitual that occurs in our daily life will lead to comfort zone (regardless what people think). Comfort zone for a person might not be the same for other people. This comfort zone might be good or bad.