How do I eat this thing?

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Taking a bite out of half of a bagel provides a challenge for Caitlyn's problem-solving skills!

Featuring:
Caitlyn (2 years)

Child-care centre: Kari's Home Daycare

Date and Time: April 9, 2010, morning

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