We have no such records.
In Ancient Egypt children were buried with toys to bring with them into the afterlife.
i think you can answer that. :) its not that hard
Reaching back a looooong way and making a guess, 'say goodbye to the ancient Greeks' or 'tell the ancient Greeks goodbye' might be a translation. And that's a definite maybe.
This was the story of a childhood toy which was left on an altar by a girl when she approached adulthood.
Children were taught by their parents, and for the rich, household tutors.
no
Nothing different than any other children, ancient or modern.
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In Ancient Egypt children were buried with toys to bring with them into the afterlife.
Not exactly. "Becoming of age" or "Coming of Age" is an ancient tradition that usually involves formal recognition of a boy or girl into adulthood upon reaching puberty/sexual maturity. Confirmation is one form of a "coming of age" ceremony, but involves the child "confirming" their religious beliefs, where before they were assumed to be protected by the faith of the parents.
no they did not
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ancient Mesopotamian children did not have school uniforms they actually had not yet invented uniforms in that time
Very few children went to school. Not like today and there were holidays in ancient times.
The answer to this question depends on what period of ancient china you are referring to.
He had no children except maybe Anubis