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Why kids talk to toys and imaginary friends: When parents should worry

Many kids enjoy pretend play with imaginary pals or stuffed toys, fostering their communication skills. Engaging in this type of play is typical and does not necessarily indicate loneliness. However, if children display notable changes in behavior regarding their imaginary friends, parents should take note. Asking about these imaginary companions can initiate valuable conversations and strengthen…

Why kids talk to toys and imaginary friends: When parents should worry

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