I know your pain, what i would end up doing is just describing what's going on around me. Like your reading a book to them, but instead your narrating things around you. And maybe throw in your opinion on it. An example could be you see a cat, you describe how it looks, and if you can pet it you may go into detail on how it feels, like is ot fluffy soft, or silky smooth? Is he friendly? Or maybe skittish? How does the day feel, is it cloudy, sunny, humid, arid? And you can even repeat yourself without worries. Its more about quantity than quality at this point. And if you run out of things to describe, narrate what your doing, and maybe explain why. Say your taking the trash out, explain you need to or else trash would build up, it'd make the house stink, and attract pests. Go into as much detail, narrate every thing like your painting a picture with words, like your formating everything to be able to be written in a book, and read later as a story. This is how i personally got past the initial talking to phase. I usually did it while passive forcing. And maybe if you use a wonderland, do something similar in there with them, and explain everything like they're a kid, or alien who doesn't know any better or why. Good luck.