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Amazing game to play with your children !!! #positiveparenting #healthyparenting #empoweredparents

Ankita B Chandak - The Indian Parent Coach · 1m · transcribed May 2026
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0:00 Sure. I'm going to play a fun game with you. Are you ready? Yeah. Home. Need soft toys. What? Food. Need burger. Pasta is also food, but it is a but healthy home food is a need. Okay. What about uh bicycle? What? But for somebody who goes to work in a bicycle every day, it could be a need for them. A bed for sleeping.

0:32 Need. It's a need. Holidays. Why? Toys. Shoes. Need. You need shoes. How many I need? Like five for shoes. Four, five shoes are need. After that, if you want these are one actually two shoes are enough. After that they all wants toothbrush. Toothpaste toothbrush. Toothpaste need need medicines. Need books.

1:06 You're not sure. So some books are definitely a need but if you want too many they become a want. Yeah. Tell me something that you want but don't need. Heel shoes. Heel shoes. Definitely a want your watch breaks. Yeah. You'll buy it tomorrow. You think I'll buy it tomorrow? That's a want.

Summary

The conversation revolves around distinguishing between needs and wants in everyday life, with a playful exchange about various items. The participants discuss how certain items, like food and basic clothing, are necessities, while others, like toys and specific types of shoes, fall into the category of wants.

- Needs include essential items like food, a bed, and hygiene products.
- Wants are items that are not essential, such as toys and fashionable shoes.
- The distinction between needs and wants can vary based on individual circumstances, like commuting needs.
- Some items, like books, can be both needs and wants depending on quantity.
- The conversation highlights the subjective nature of needs and wants, particularly in personal preferences.