When My Daughter Counted Someone We Couldn’t See

We asked our 2.5-year-old daughter a simple question one evening: “How many people live in our house?” We expected her to say four—me, my husband, her, and her baby brother. Instead, without hesitation, she said, “Five.” We laughed at first, assuming she meant the cat. But she shook her head firmly. “No, Mommy. Daddy. Me. Little brother. And…”

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