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(I am with my daughter and three-year-old granddaughter, taking her to a children’s store where you can build your own stuffed teddy bears. Part of the process is to pick the “heart” of your bear.)
Employee: to Granddaughter “This is the heart of your bear.”
Granddaughter: eyes wide “Ooh.”
Employee: “You need to give it a kiss, before we put it in your bear. That way your bear knows that you love him.”
(She kisses the “heart,” and then it’s placed into the stuffing in the bear’s chest. It’s then sent off to be made, with all the customised eyes, noses, clothes, etc. Later, we’re home, and my granddaughter comes over with her new bear.)
Granddaughter: “Heart.”
Me: “Yes, darling, your bear has a big heart.”
Granddaughter: “I want my heart.”
Me: “What do you mean, darling?”
Granddaughter: “It’s my heart.” thrusts bear at me “I want it.”
Me: “Oh, no, dear. The heart stays inside the bear. That’s how he knows you love him. He needs it to stay inside him.”
(My granddaughter ponders this for a moment, and then smiles.)
Granddaughter: “Okay!”
(She then wanders away. I follow her and see her looking around the kitchen.)
Me: thinking she wants a snack “What are you looking for, darling?”
Build A Psycho Factory
(I am with my daughter and three-year-old granddaughter, taking her to a children’s store where you can build your own stuffed teddy bears. Part of the process is to pick the “heart” of your bear.)
Employee: to Granddaughter “This is the heart of your bear.”
Granddaughter: eyes wide “Ooh.”
Employee: “You need to give it a kiss, before we put it in your bear. That way your bear knows that you love him.”
(She kisses the “heart,” and then it’s placed into the stuffing in the bear’s chest. It’s then sent off to be made, with all the customised eyes, noses, clothes, etc. Later, we’re home, and my granddaughter comes over with her new bear.)
Granddaughter: “Heart.”
Me: “Yes, darling, your bear has a big heart.”
Granddaughter: “I want my heart.”
Me: “What do you mean, darling?”
Granddaughter: “It’s my heart.” thrusts bear at me “I want it.”
Me: “Oh, no, dear. The heart stays inside the bear. That’s how he knows you love him. He needs it to stay inside him.”
(My granddaughter ponders this for a moment, and then smiles.)
Granddaughter: “Okay!”
(She then wanders away. I follow her and see her looking around the kitchen.)
Me: thinking she wants a snack “What are you looking for, darling?”
Granddaughter: “Scissors.”