Joint Attention

Shape Explorer — Feeling and Sorting Treasures

Parent guides toddler through exploring objects of different shapes, textures, and sizes. Agent coaches parent to observe the child's understanding of physical properties through a natural sorting and exploring game with household items.

Tower Time — Stacking and Balancing Fun

Parent and toddler play a block-stacking game where the agent guides the parent to observe hand coordination, release control, and spatial understanding as the child attempts to stack objects. Celebrates every attempt and crash equally.

Pointing Picnic Play

A fun, interactive game where {child_name} practices pointing to request favorite toys and snacks during a pretend picnic.

Cuddle Time with Stuffed Friends

Love Bug Hugs

A cozy, playful activity where you and your child practice showing affection through hugs, cuddles, and gentle touches with favorite toys and each other.

Clap-Along Surprise Box

Kitchen Helper Adventure

A playful activity where your child follows simple directions with gestures and words while helping with safe kitchen tasks.

Copycat Playtime

A fun activity where {child_name} learns to copy simple actions from other children, building social awareness and peer connection through playful imitation.

Treasure Basket Pointing Party

A playful activity where you and your child explore a basket of everyday objects, encouraging {child_name} to use gestures like pointing, reaching, and waving to communicate interests and choices.

The Stacking Challenge

Parent and child play with stackable blocks or objects. The guide walks the parent through observing how the child approaches stacking -- from banging blocks together to building towers -- capturing fine motor precision, cognitive planning, and persistence.

The Cuddle and Share Game

Parent and child engage in a warm, physical play session involving hugging, gentle roughhousing, and sharing objects. The guide helps the parent observe how the child shows affection -- through touch, offerings, proximity seeking, and emotional expression -- capturing social-emotional development alongside language and motor skills.

Shopping and Strolling

Parent involves toddler in preparing the stroller for a pretend shopping trip, observing how the child participates in a familiar routine. The agent coaches the parent to notice cooperative behavior, following simple instructions, and showing interest in everyday activities — building practical life skills and social engagement.