How do children dream?

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Naturally, children's dreams also represent and express important concerns that the child has about himself. This includes fears as well as wishes and concerns.

The interesting thing is that many children, through dreams, express those feelings by dreaming about animals.
A psychologist believes that it is because for children, adults play characteristic roles from protector to receiver, so they can only be defined in a way that is familiar to them. What's more:

the position that adults occupy in the lives of children is clearly defined regardless of whether they are authoritarian figures, protectors, guides or even spoilers.

By making models, older people never adopt the appearance of a fantastic figure: they are exactly identified as adults acting as adults, and no Santa Claus costume or anything like that can change them.

However, the same does not happen with animals, animals can assume and assume fantastic roles in the lives of all children, which probably explains why they are so lucky vehicles of their fantasy world.

As a proof, let's look at children's literature, movies and cartoons.

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Most children are familiar: wise owls, stealthy snakes and naughty monkeys. And the beauty of animals is that they can be anything children want.

Animals also have a lot to do with games and therefore with fantasy, in the life of a child from an early age. Consequently, it is relatively easy for animals to play an important role in the dream world of children.
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