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[The_Black_Cat]

Imaginary companions are an integral part of many children's lives. They provide comfort in times of stress, companionship when they're lonely, someone to boss around when they feel powerless, and someone to blame for the broken lamp in the living room. Most important, an imaginary companion is a tool young children use to help them make sense of the adult world.

[Roughy]

Lol

All true....

V are you trying to tell us something???

Whats your friends name

[The_Black_Cat]

Handling issues with imaginary friends

Here are some ideas for handling the situation if imaginary friends are getting a little annoying.

Doing things for imaginary friends
You might find that you are being asked to hold open doors, fix a snack or make up a bed for your child’s imaginary friend. Rather than doing it yourself, encourage your child to hold the door open, set a place for the friend at dinner or make up the bed. This way you’re accepting the imaginary friend but also taking the opportunity to develop your child’s skills.

Talking through imaginary friends
Some children insist on consulting with their friends all the time – for example, ‘I have to ask Sammy first’. They might also ask you to speak through their friends. If this is getting frustrating, try saying to your child, ‘I want to hear what you think – not what Sammy thinks’.

Blaming imaginary friends
Sometimes children will do or say something they shouldn’t and blame their imaginary friends. You can handle this by clearly telling your child that the imaginary friend could not have done this. Then follow up with an appropriate strategy, such as making your child clean up the mess.


When there might be other issues

For a very few children, imaginary friends can be a symptom of other issues. If you’re worried about your child’s imaginary friend – for example, if your child has suffered a traumatic event and the imaginary friend is being malicious or nasty – consult your GP or another health professional.

[The_Black_Cat]

Lol

All true....

V are you trying to tell us something???

Whats your friends name

oh this is advise to certain people in here who like to get threads removed when they run out of arguments

so i am changing the subject....just a bit

now it's the same concept but about small children growing up with imaginary friends.....

[The_Black_Cat]

for anyone who has to deal with small children and their imaginary friends

[Guest]

hey v i have an imaginary friend shes always telling me to touch myself she says its a good for both of us but when i do she then starts touching herself what do you think this means?????

[The_Black_Cat]

depends how old she is....

[Guest]

18 shes a stripper she tells me that she cant go to sleep unless she has something in her mouth but i don't know what to put in there can you help me out?????

[Ink_Slinger]

18 shes a stripper she tells me that she cant go to sleep unless she has something in her mouth but i don't know what to put in there can you help me out?????

I'd say your dick, but since you don't have one I'd have to suggest a mouth guard.

[Guest]

yeah bc its still in your girls twat

[The_Black_Cat]

drudge i think you ruined his joke

but people with imaginary friends are not known for their IQ/EQ or any Q at all......

a free and open mind isn't a given fact for everyone in this world

some people need instructions their entire life

[The_Black_Cat]

[MrWorker]

my imaginary friend is better than your imaginary friend

[The_Black_Cat]

well you just pointed out the middle east problem.....

[MrWorker]

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