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If I saw a robot conversing with someone and then staring at something, I'd look at what it's staring at - mainly because I'd think there was a human behind it looking at something
Babies think friendly robots are sentient? No, they don't. Babies don't think anything is sentient, because they're babies.
Babies/Humans adapt, and mimic other life forms. Take the Jungle Book for an example, based on a real life story(perhaps) but, if another life form has the ability to care for another living being, then I don't see why babies won't accept a robot as a care giver/protector.