2. Cultivate communication skills: educate children how to communicate with others, such as polite language, listening to others and expressing their own ideas. It will help them better integrate into the circle of friends.
3. Enhance self-confidence: Encourage children to try new things, praise their efforts and achievements, and let children build self-confidence and communicate with others more easily.
4. Set * * * common goals: Set some common goals with children, such as study and sports, so that they can establish friendship in the process of achieving their goals.
5. Pay attention to children's circle of friends: get to know children's friends, care about their lives, encourage children to invite friends to play at home and enhance mutual understanding.
6. Teach children to deal with conflicts: When children and friends have conflicts, teach children how to deal with problems rationally and learn to be tolerant and understanding.
7. Be a role model for children: As parents, show friendly, enthusiastic and helpful behavior, and let children learn how to make friends from the role models around them.
8. Encourage children to help others: Teach children to care about others and be helpful, which makes it easier to make friends.
9. Let go appropriately: Give children some free space, let them solve problems by themselves, and cultivate their independence and social skills.
10. Be patient: making friends is a long process. Parents should be patient and believe that children will gradually establish their own circle of friends.