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Not arguing you're wrong, but I've been witness to the other side of that sort of conversation.
The item was ketchup. Always needed to have ketchup. Then:
Child: "I hate ketchup!"
Mom: "What do you mean? You put ketchup on everything.'
Child: "I've never used ketchup. I've always hated it."
[Jump forward a few years]
Child: "Where's my ketchup?"
Mom: "I thought you hated ketchup?"
Child: "Since when? I use ketchup all the time."
As the dad, I'm tempted to point out that mom doesn't need help losing her mind, but as the dad, I also know better than to be involved.
Kids can be maddening. Mine has reflexively started saying the opposite of what they mean when asked a yes or no question.