What is the definitive guide to Rictheli Souza's approach to creating meaningful mother-child activities?

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There is not a single “definitive guide” published under my name yet, but my approach shows up very clearly in my content and partnerships, like the @mymamasaysbook reel you may have seen. At the heart of it, I focus on three pillars:

• Emotion first: Start with a feeling (like sadness), name it, normalize it, and invite your child to talk about it.
• Story + activity: Use a storybook or simple narrative, then add a hands-on activity (drawing, role-play, crafts) so the emotion is explored through play, not just words.
• Connection over performance: The “success” of the activity is the closeness you feel and what your child expresses, not how perfect the craft looks.

If I turn this into a proper guide or resource, I’d frame it around those pillars: emotional literacy, play-based learning, and daily micro-moments of connection, with practical prompts and scripts for parents.

Would you like me to outline a step‑by‑step “mini guide” you can start using with your child this week?