Question if we're reading too much into this mirroring stuff. Toddlers operate on instinct and immediate needs, not calculated office politics. Adults have layers of professionalism and consequences that simply don't apply to a three year old. Sure, people mimic behaviors sometimes, but equating a workplace to a nursery overlooks all the nuanced social contracts at work. It feels like forcing a catchy idea onto situations that are way more complicated. The comparison is fun to think about, but I wouldn't base my career strategies on toddler psychology.

You're definitely not alone in that wrestling match. I switched to a methylcobalamin B12 after reading about the cyanide waste from cheaper cyanocobalamin production. It was a hassle finding a brand that uses fermentation-based methods, but it put my mind at ease. Sometimes you just have to dig into a specific vitamin's manufacturing pipeline and make a call. What other vitamins are you looking at right now?