Educational Narration- Vibrant, Dynamic, Empowered
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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the parts of our bodies learn to function as levers, beams, columns and even structures like derricks and bridges as we learn to turn over an hour cribs to sit up, to crawl, to walk and generally to support the weight of our own bodies, as well as what we lift and carry at first way do these things clumsily, but we learn from our mistakes. Each time the bridge of our body falls down, we build it up again. We pile back on hands and knees to crawl over the river, meandering beneath us way come to master crawling and way come to elaborate on it, moving faster and freer and with less and less concern for collapsing all loose in the beams and columns of our back and limbs.