KAZAHAYA, Daniel. Toddlers in question: what babies and young children can do for their similar peers in the psychic constitution and development. []. , 22, 1, pp.83-99. ISSN 1415-7128.  https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1981-1624.v22i1p83-99.

This paper investigates the interactions between babies and young children indicating the possibilities of a participation in psychic constitution and development. These subjects were named "similar toddlers" and defined in constitutional terms. A literature review of psychoanalytic theory was performed, based on three main authors: Freud, Lacan, and Winnicott. This review was confronted with observation data of developmental psychology. We conclude that similar toddlers interact and form pre-group and group organizations marked by identification, aggression, and cooperation, as well as having a unique and differential participation in the psychic constitution and development, better defined as the genesis of social feelings.

: psychoanalysis of children; human development; babies; child; psychic constitution.

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