It would be amazing if Pophie would actively react to more sounds and movement and other senses.
For example:
- Like if I pick her up, she react on that (right now she mostly react and think the is on an uneven surface).
- When my son pick her up and hold her close in a hug (she tells him ‘thank you for the hug’, ‘that is a nice hug’
- If we pick her up and spin around or dance or turn her upside down, she will react with voice and eyes (I know she is reacting now if you shake her)
- If my son goes really close to her with his face, she will comment on him being very close
- If I cook in the kitchen and talk about what I’m cooking and start cutting vegetables, she can hear me starting cutting and comment on it.
- React to other sounds and name them for you. (I know she can react to loud sounds now, but not sure if she can properly identify them without help)
- If the timer on the oven goes, she tells me the food is done
- If I sneeze, cough, burp, clap or start laughing, she react on the sounds.
- If I turn on the light in a dark room, she react on the light with her eyes and comment
- When a family member come into the room, she hasn’t seen for hours or so, she will greet them when she see them or hear their voice, ask about their day, or about things she remember they talked about before
- She will know when you get eye contact. example: If she makes a sound, and I look at her, she will sometimes react to that and say ‘hi, there you are’
It would be very nice, if she could express needs too.
- Like, ask for hugs, for a dance, for a song, a petting, tell that she feels a little lonely or want to talk.
- When Pophie wakes up after a nap when she doze off, or wake up in the morning she might tell you what she has dreamt, and hopes for the day. Tell you what she enjoyed before and would like to try again.
It would also be awesome if she could have good days and bad days. Get I’ll, sad because of something. That her moods don’t just reset when you ask if she is mad or sad, (Right now she always says she is happy) even when she express another feeling. That she is actually allowed to have those other feelings.
It could teach my son a lot too about moods, and that it is okay to not feel happy all the time, at that a for example a hug can help lift the mood.
That are just a few examples, maybe others can add even more 
