Parents can learn about their children's interpersonal relationships by chatting with their children, and they can also learn about their children's interpersonal relationships at school through teachers. Parents are worried about their children all their lives, so they have to worry about their children's academic performance, whether their children are doing well in school, their popularity and so on. Knowing the children's situation in school is helpful for parents to grasp their children's confidence and promote parent-child relationship. The interpersonal relationship of children in school is directly related to their learning and growth, so many parents know their children's friends in school in various ways. First, parents can know their children's interpersonal relationships by chatting with them.

The most direct way to understand children's interpersonal relationships in school is to ask children. When children are at home, parents can chat with their children, which is conducive to promoting parent-child relationship. The content of chat is very wide, which can be about learning or the situation of children at school. As long as children are willing to talk and parents listen carefully, they can understand their children's situation at school. Some children are lively by nature, and they will take the initiative to tell their parents who they are playing with at school today or who they are fighting with at school. Parents can get the information they want in the process of chatting. Second, parents can also learn about their children's interpersonal relationships at school through teachers.

Children spend a short time at home after school, but they haven't spent much time with their parents and teachers. Therefore, parents should know what their children are doing at school or ask their teachers. Most teachers are aware of each child's personality and will actively tell their parents. Third, helping children build confidence is the first step to ensure good interpersonal relationships.

After children go to school, parents should not interfere too much with their children's friends. As long as they help their children build their self-confidence, they don't have to worry about their communication problems. Parents should give their children enough space to grow up by themselves.