Your daughter is completely normal
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if you'
re favoring the other child either, she'll just be focused on the toy.
Children don't really understand sharing until about age 3, and it doesn't come easily until they are older than that.
If your daughter is an only child or has limited experience with other children, seeing other people with her toys can cause some anxiety! Make sure there are plenty of toys to go around, and be calm and understanding when she gets upset. Help her learn the language of sharing and resolving conflicts by saying to her " You would really like to play with that toy. Susie is playing with it now. You can have it when she's finished". Redirect her attention to something else and let her know her feelings are acceptable through your demeanor.
It will take time but she'll get it.
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