Nafnouf is the name that a girl who gives to a chair which she transforms into an imaginary pet dog. Who knows what she will transform it into next. A story about the power of imagination originally published in Hebrew as Ugbo by renowned children’s writer and illustrator Ora Eyal.
Lama's wish to have a puppy never came true. Therefore, she works her imagination and turns the chair into a lovely puppy. She called her puppy Nafnouf. Lama takes good care of Nafnouf, like her parents take care of her and shares with him everything she likes. Lama's friends are transformative. ...
Read MoreDear parents,
Many children create an imaginary friend to entertain them when they are alone or reveal their thoughts and feelings, especially when they are in distress. The imaginary friend can be a doll, an object, or a fictional friend that children use for emotional relief. Children represent their parents' care for them through the care they provide for the imaginary friend. Sometimes, a dialogue with an imaginary friend helps children understand the world better, especially their social experiences.
Herby, we share with you some suggestions for activities about the book you can do with your children:
المربية العزيزة،
في سنّ الثالثة والرّابعة يبتكر العديد من الأطفال "أصدقاء وهميّين" قد يحادثونهم ويلعبون معهم دون أن يراهم أحد، وقد يتجسّد هؤلاء الأصدقاء في دمية أو غرض يصطحبه الطفل معه إلى كلّ مكان، وأحيانًا لا يستطيع النّوم بدونه. يساعد هذا الصّديق الطفل في التنفيس عن مشاعره، خاصة في وقت "الأزمات"، مثل الانفصال عن الأهل عند القدوم صباحًا إلى الرّوضة، أو الانتقال من حالة اليقظة إلى حالة النّوم. ومن خلال العناية بهذا "الصّديق" يسترجع الطّفل ويمثّل نمط رعاية والديه به، ويذوّت سلوكيّاتٍ يختبرها في حياته العائلية وفي الرّوضة.
