why were we taught to wash behind our ears as kids? It’s such an insignificant sized area from your body? Was it taught to everyone so kids with glasses wouldn’t be singled out?
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Because a) those places do collect sweat and dirt, especially when you’re physically active. Left unchecked, they can still start to smell.
And b) attention to hygiene is important so reminding children to be diligent at all times is a useful trait to instill.
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