Author: Athena Drewes

Imaginary Friends: When It’s Creative Play—and When It’s Something More 

When Your Child Talks to Someone You Can’t See  Many parents remember having imaginary friends as children—or at least knowing someone who did. For most families, it’s a charming phase that sparks curiosity rather than concern. But for some parents, the experience feels different. The companion seems unusually persistent, emotionally complex, or meaningful to the […]