Babies and kids recognize and point out differences in all things as they discover the world around them. Their reaction to a different looking person is not pr

Babies and kids recognize and point out differences in all things as they discover the world around them. Their reaction to a different looking person is not predictable - it could be bemusement, fear, or disinterest. This behavior is not conscientious discrimination - which in adult behavior is racism. Fair enough? That's my thought on it anyway.