My child plays with an imaginary friend. Should I be concerned?

​Most imaginary friendships during childhood are considered normal. In fact, they can help children practice interacting with others and their environment. But looking out for a few red flags can help identify when it may be time to talk to your pediatrician about your concerns.

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