Does your child often talk about someone who doesn’t exist? Don’t be alarmed, it’s probably just an imaginary friend. Take a peek into your child’s world with consultant developmental paediatrician Dr Rajini Sarvananthan. She will discuss how imaginary friends fit into your child’s social and emotional development.

<p>Does your child often talk about someone who doesn&rsquo;t exist? Don&rsquo;t be alarmed, it&rsquo;s probably just an imaginary friend. Take a peek into your child&rsquo;s world with consultant developmental paediatrician Dr Rajini Sarvananthan. She will discuss how imaginary friends fit into your child&rsquo;s social and emotional development.</p>

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