Tesa also led me to her bedroom and crawled under her covers. Along with describing how their beds were places for rest, both Lisa and Tesa showed me how they liked to hide. This may have been due to the social interactions that occurred between the children and me during the tours, which was distinctly different from their day-to-day activities.
According to his mother, Robert spent a lot of time on his bed, reading books or cuddling with stuffed animals. She had specifically designed this space for him, family photos hung on the wall next to his pillow, books were neatly arranged on his headboard, and his favorite stuffed animals were tucked in the blankets.
Although Robert appeared to like this place, it was not the first place he selected to show me. Rather he showed me this space only after he had attempted to crawl in the novel space under his bed, possibly demonstrating a preference for a space he could claim as his own.