How to teach children to make friends?

Interaction between people is very important. A person's communication skills not only represent a person's adaptability level, but also a sign of a person's mental maturity. However, educating children's communication skills needs to be cultivated from a very young age. This is of great significance to the child's physical and mental health, and it may also affect the child's future happy life. So how do parents educate their children to make friends?

How to teach children to make friends

Learn to socialize with peers

What should you do if your baby doesn't like to talk or make friends after entering kindergarten? Parents can use the time to pick up their baby after school to stay in the kindergarten or outside the door for a while, letting the baby play with other babies or say goodbye, etc. For example, ask the baby what is the name of this child? If they are playing games, you can bring the baby to join in, so that the baby will naturally relax and no longer be afraid.

Encourage children to be strong

Many families with only one child have spoiled their children since childhood, especially girls who may be more spoiled. At this time, parents should encourage their children to be strong. Sometimes when there are conflicts between classmates, parents should tell the baby that the classmates did not mean it, and that although it will hurt, the baby must be strong. I believe that with the encouragement of the mother, the baby will grow up faster.

Communicate with your children more often

If your baby is introverted, you must guide him to become extroverted, but don't be impatient and tutor him slowly. You can ask your baby about his or her personality and age in front of other children, and then teach your baby to introduce himself or herself to other children. After they are familiar with each other, teach your baby to hold other children's hands and play together. This is also one of the correct ways to teach children to make friends.

Teach your children to be humble

Some children have domineering personalities and don’t like to share toys with other children or play games with others in kindergarten. Naturally, their friends and classmates are unwilling to get close to them. In this case, children must be taught to be humble and united, to be friendly to other children, and not to hit others at will.

Teach your baby to solve problems with language

For example, when you and a friend want to play with the same toy, you can let your baby tell him that I got the toy first, and I will give it to you after I finish playing with it, or you can discuss with the child to play together. This can improve children's problem-solving ability and also enhance friendship among classmates.