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Allow a significant period of time - at least 10 minutes - to meet the child. This is critical in putting them at ease before beginning the session. Some easy things to talk about might be computer games, cartoons, sports or school. ... Chair and table settings - Make sure you have a chair/table setting that allows the child to comfortably use the equipment during the session. Microphone positioning - Children tend to have quieter voices than adults, so microphones should ...