Georgie Wisen-Vincent
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369 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Sometimes it's just a real deep love and emotional intensity and drive that they're putting into the play, to the exclusion of everything else that's happening around them, let's say.
But being able to insert yourself, how am I observing?
How am I maybe becoming a participant?
We teach parents how to.
be the narrator or to become a character in your kids' play, which a lot of kids love.
Other kids might look at you like you're creat like I had one kid I was pla building a Lego house with one time and he was like, why do you keep telling me exactly what I'm doing?
And I was thinking of the think out loud strategy in the book.
Like, I want to reflect with you.
This is a way that I want to let you know that I'm here.
He was like, Stop saying so much.
But when I just picked up a a minifigure and I came and knocked on the door, he was like, Oh, that makes perfect sense.
That goes along with exactly what I wanted to do.
So sometimes we have more narrow windows with our kids for where we can actually fit into that play.
But once we
were in there, I could use that minifigure to help dial intensity up or down if it's seeming like my kid's getting a little bit too loud or they're getting a little bit too rough with their body or something like that.
Just letting them know what I'm noticing through the character could be another way of dialing intensity up and down.
And we have
some pictures around being able to do that like in pool noodle sword fighting and lots of different examples that we bring in with the book to make it really easy to understand and sort of make it as straightforward as we can do.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I just wanna stress again that th these aren't things that parents should feel bad about if you didn't already know how to play with your kid and it's like, Oh, I could have been doing these things all along.
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