What to expect at this age

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Perhaps your grade-schooler's bed is currently serving as a mermaid's rock, pirate vessel, or dragon's cave. Or maybe her imagination seems to have faded a bit since she was younger. Either way, children are hardwired to be imaginative, and that doesn't change as your child grows. Older kids just may be more private about it.

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