This plant, called Pilea peperomioides, is native to China, where it grows in rocky soil in the shade. It's pretty rare even there, and was even more rare among houseplant enthusiasts until recently. Pilea is nice-looking, propagates easily from offshoots, and most importantly, it thrives in low light and dry soil. A few Instagram users could sell an offshoot, or "pup," with no roots for as much as $45 each. That changed, as commercial growers have noticed pilea's popularity. You might be able to get one in a pot for just a few dollars now. Read the story of how pilea went from Yunnan province to Instagram to your local nursery at Vox.
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Only if they know their parents will let them get away with it. It's just a matter of making them aware that there is a time and place to be loud and silly, and one to be well behaved and quiet.
I have to agree with Jeff. Children's behavior isn't unpredictable; without the proper parental influence children will be badly behaved.
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