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Let's begin 2023 with a #BabyThread (well, really a #ToddlerThread) that helps us make sense of anticipation - and what helps when we are struggling. This little guy & his parents have lots to teach us about that.
(Thank you @danwuori for t brill posts you offer to work with.)
(Thank you @danwuori for t brill posts you offer to work with.)
2. He walks into the hospital room. Let's think about that. He's probably never been in one before. Lots of weird furniture, no schema for how such a room looks to help him make sense of the layout. And so he can't find the particular thing he's looking for: His new brother. 
3. Isn't it brilliant he knows he can ask for help? "Mommy, where's Frankie?" (I think that's t name?) That means he already HAS a name for t baby. He's been able to anticipate, fantasise, dream of the new baby to come. His hopes & expectations are high! He's been waiting months!
Let's end this year with a #BabyThread of Hope & Comfort, which this little fella sought to offer his frightened friend. What's going on in this 33 sec story if we look closely? What can the Science of Connection help us to see? (I do love being able to share these insights!) 🧵
2. We begin the story knowing the problem: A lamb is lost and looking for her (?) mother. We can imagine her fear & anxiety. We can hear it in her bleat. The reason the video catches our heart is because we realise the little boy is alert to that fear too. He tries to help.
3. But our lad, a toddler of about 2 years maybe?, holds a piece of knowledge he thinks the lamb doesn't have. He can SEE her mother. So he does what one would do automatically in that situation. He points to her. That pointing is called 'joint attention'.
This is a series of 'intention' decoding of a "detailed statement" against 'relief out of relief work', using alpha software - #GoogleIntention
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A good start is work half done.
Starters-
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Confidence is the key to lie.
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