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Helping Your Child Practise Social Imagination at Home
Social imagination grows through play and everyday routines, not drills. Narrate feelings, offer pretend roles, and wonder aloud about "what might happen next" — following your child's lead and celebrating every small imaginative spark.
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Nurture a toddler's social imagination through short, joyful, everyday pretend play — feeding a teddy, copying household actions, naming feelings and following your child's lead — no special toys needed.
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Try "Teddy needs help" — short pretend-play scenes where your toddler feeds, comforts or tucks in a favourite toy. Following their lead and naming feelings builds social imagination through five to ten warm minutes of daily play.
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