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In this short conversational video, the hosts discuss a common parental concern that a child seems to have no interests. They argue that every child does have passions; the key is for parents to discover and nurture them by joining the child where their current interests lie. They illustrate this with two concrete examples: a child who plays the video game Assassin’s Creed becomes curious about the historical setting of the Venetian Republic, leading to discussions about trade in the Mediterranean and further reading; and a child fascinated by Formula 1 can be guided toward learning about engine mechanics and the physics of racing. The speakers stress that parents should create shared activities around the child’s existing passions rather than forcing unrelated activities, positioning this as a parental duty to meet the child where they are.










