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Thanks for your interest in #sophiefromromania and for all your suggestions. We’ve been getting a lot of questions and won’t get round to answering them all individually so thought I’d do a FAQ.
Here goes…
Here goes…
Q1 What’s Sophie’s history?
She was found dumped by the road in Romania and handed to a vet. After a spell in foster care where she lived in a barn she was brought to the UK by a rescue organisation. She’s around 1 year old
She was found dumped by the road in Romania and handed to a vet. After a spell in foster care where she lived in a barn she was brought to the UK by a rescue organisation. She’s around 1 year old
Q2 Have you tried a crate?
Yes we borrowed a crate when she first arrived, put some treats inside and left the door open. She took the treats and ignored the crate
Yes we borrowed a crate when she first arrived, put some treats inside and left the door open. She took the treats and ignored the crate
Let's end this year with a #BabyThread of Hope & Comfort, which this little fella sought to offer his frightened friend. What's going on in this 33 sec story if we look closely? What can the Science of Connection help us to see? (I do love being able to share these insights!) 🧵
2. We begin the story knowing the problem: A lamb is lost and looking for her (?) mother. We can imagine her fear & anxiety. We can hear it in her bleat. The reason the video catches our heart is because we realise the little boy is alert to that fear too. He tries to help.
3. But our lad, a toddler of about 2 years maybe?, holds a piece of knowledge he thinks the lamb doesn't have. He can SEE her mother. So he does what one would do automatically in that situation. He points to her. That pointing is called 'joint attention'.
