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What's your favorite dinosaur and why?SAMPSON: When I was a kid, it was Stegosaurus, the one with all the plates and spikes. Welcome to the show.MARTIN: I'm going to put you on the spot. It's called "How To Raise a Wild Child: The Art And Science Of Falling In Love With Nature." Scott Sampson joins us now. To that end, he's written a book.
And so the initial challenge is just to start noticing nature. We can walk outside and not hear the birds or smell the flowers or feel the air. One of the problems today is that kids don't have their sensory skills developed. Almost any patch of dirt will do, right? How do you make the most of limited space or nature?SAMPSON: Yeah. And what I liked about this book that you make it clear, you don't have to necessarily live near the Olympic Rain Forest or Muir Woods or some kind of other amazing natural setting.
And it took a moment to realize that all of these gajillions of little squirming blobs were animals. And I looked in the water, couldn't see anything. And I was so excited to see these tadpoles. And my mother took us there that day because she had heard that there were tadpoles in the pond. Is there a story you relay to your kids, a moment that you connected with nature in a profound way?SAMPSON: One of them that I have told my daughter that she loves is me being about four or five years old and my mother taking me to this pond. But just start to engage with it, become aware of it and at that point, you are actually doing nature connection for your kids.MARTIN: You also talk about the importance of storytelling as kind of a strategy in developing your kid's affinity for nature.
How do you make your kid engage with nature?SAMPSON: Well, there's amazing technologies these days where people can create vertical walls of plants in apartments. Scott? Those are your ingredients. So then what do you do, Dr. Let's say maybe you have a pet cat.
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