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On their way Tiffi suggests that they stop by the candy store so she can say hello to her father. Much to their surprise Santa is with Chewy just outside the store.
“Hi Chewy, what’s going on?” questions Tiffi. “Why do you have such a puzzled look on your face?”
It turns out that Chewy and Santa have been talking. He is feeling a bit sad since Santa told him how adults don’t know how to be childlike anymore. Elsa apologizes to Santa for not getting back to him with regards to finding a way for adults to become childlike again.
“Hi Santa, sorry that you didn’t hear from me sooner,” says Elsa. “I found a bunch of articles about the importance of being childlike and then she tells him that there is a difference between being childish vs childlike.
“I found an article online that explains the difference between the two.
‘The word “Childish” and “Childlike” seem so similar yet have different meanings. They both suggest the same thing: Being a child. The term Childish refers to the negative side of a child and childlike refers to the positive side of a child. People think both of these words are interchangeable but they are not. I’ll explain more about the difference between these two words, so you can have a better understanding of what they both mean.’ (Source)
Let’s continue - Childish vs Childlike
Start at the beginning – Elsa learns how to play again