Sharing feels like losing the thing, which is why it's so hard. Showing that turns come back, and giving the wait a shape, makes taking turns feel fair instead of like a loss. A timer makes 'your turn, then mine' concrete.
One tip from a dad who's been there
Use a timer so turns are about the clock, not about you taking the toy away. 'First your turn, then my turn' on a card shows the toy is coming back.
Common questions
What if my child grabs and won't share?
Grabbing usually means the turn felt like it would never come back. 'My turn comes back' is the sentence to teach. A visible turn order or a timer makes the coming-back real.
Can I make this in Spanish?
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