When My Sibling Wants a Turn
I love playing with my cars and trucks at home. I am really good at building roads for my cars. Playing with my toys makes me feel calm and happy.
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I love playing with my cars and trucks at home. I am really good at building roads for my cars. Playing with my toys makes me feel calm and happy.
I love my cars. I am good at playing. Playing makes me happy.
Sometimes my sibling wants to play with my toy too. My sibling might reach for my car while I am still playing. I feel a tightness inside when my toy gets grabbed. Taking a deep breath or a quiet break can help.
My sibling wants my toy. I feel tight inside.
My caregiver helped me find words for that tight feeling. One word that can help is 'please wait. ' I can try saying 'please wait' in a calm, quiet voice.
My caregiver helped me. The words 'please wait' can help. I can try it.
It is okay to finish my turn before I share a toy. My sibling is learning to ask before reaching for things. When we both use kind words, playtime feels much calmer.
It is okay to finish my turn. My sibling can ask. Kind words help us both.
My caregiver sits nearby as I practice at playtime today. My sibling asks for my truck, and I say 'Please wait. ' When I am done, I share the truck with my sibling.
My sibling asks for my truck. I say 'Please wait. ' Then I share.
Now I know how to use my words during playtime. I take turns and share with my sibling at home. I feel proud when playtime works out for both of us.
I use my words. I share with my sibling. I feel proud.
I can try one small step at a time. Sharing my toys with my siblings is. a way to show them I care.
I can try one small step at a time.
I can try one small step at a time. It is okay to keep practicing. sharing and taking turns with my siblings.
I can try one small step at a time.
Take a moment. You can take some slow, deep breaths when you feel ready.
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