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Facts About Children And Imaginary Friends

Modern family means that both parents go to work and the child is left in the house with a babysitter. It has been seen that a single child ends up feeling lonely as he or she does not have any company. Hence, to overcome these feelings, the child creates imaginary friends. The friend can be a pet, favorite toy or even a doll. At times, the child can also create an imaginary person as his or her friend.



When a child has an imaginary friend, he or she will communicate with the friend as though speaking to a real friend. Some parents get worried and upset when they notice their children making imaginary friends. However, it is not a cause of concern. It has also been observed that when a child does something wrong, invariably he or she will pass the blame onto the imaginary friend to avoid getting punished. Furthermore, parents should try not to keep telling the child that their imaginary friend is not real. In fact, most children are well aware that their imaginary friends are not real. So, if a child wants to talk to the parents about their imaginary friend, they should let them.

The facts about children and their imaginary friends is that the kids will let go of the imaginary friends once they make friends, or begin schooling. As the child develops friendships, he or she will gradually forget about the imaginary friend. Imaginary friends are just passing phase in most the lives of kids, and should not be given so much importance by parents.

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What Age Does A Child Have An Imaginary Friend ?      A child is prone to having an imaginary friend by the age of 3, when he or she is active and does not have friends to socialize and mix with. Generally, children, who are lonely and have no one to keep them company, are the ones who create imaginary friends. This helps the child cope with the loneliness. More..

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