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<blockquote data-quote="house of cards" data-source="post: 163241" data-attributes="member: 2005"><p>Does Tink have any imagination? My L doesn't. She CAN'T play house or really anything needing imagination without someone else setting the scene. She can color, read(not very well) and do things...like style a dolls hair but it limits her ability to play and the toys I buy for her quite a bit. I am fortunate that I have enough kids (including her twin with a excellent imagination) that they keep her occuppied most of the time but she is lost without them. I don't think you can train someone to have an imagination but you can try to have more concrete things for her to do. I'm sure it is exhausting for you and a bad habit on her part to expect so much from you, I'm glad you are getting a break even though you will pay for it later, but for you to really see progress I think you need to have some very concrete things for her to do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="house of cards, post: 163241, member: 2005"] Does Tink have any imagination? My L doesn't. She CAN'T play house or really anything needing imagination without someone else setting the scene. She can color, read(not very well) and do things...like style a dolls hair but it limits her ability to play and the toys I buy for her quite a bit. I am fortunate that I have enough kids (including her twin with a excellent imagination) that they keep her occuppied most of the time but she is lost without them. I don't think you can train someone to have an imagination but you can try to have more concrete things for her to do. I'm sure it is exhausting for you and a bad habit on her part to expect so much from you, I'm glad you are getting a break even though you will pay for it later, but for you to really see progress I think you need to have some very concrete things for her to do. [/QUOTE]
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