1. Cultivate children's self-confidence: confident children are more likely to be natural and generous when making friends, thus winning the love of others. Parents can help their children build their self-confidence by encouraging them to participate in various activities and praising their efforts.

2. Educate children to respect others: Respecting others is the basis for establishing good interpersonal relationships. Parents should educate their children to respect other people's views, feelings and needs, and don't judge and blame others at will.

3. Cultivate children's empathy: Empathy refers to the ability to understand and care for others from the perspective of others. Parents can tell stories and watch movies, so that children can learn to think from the perspective of others and cultivate empathy.

4. Teach children the ability to deal with conflicts: In interpersonal communication, conflicts are inevitable. Parents should educate their children how to calmly face contradictions and seek solutions acceptable to both sides.

5. Cultivate children's communication skills: communication is an important means of interpersonal communication. Parents can help their children improve their communication skills through role-playing and scenario simulation.

6. Teach children the spirit of cooperation: In teamwork, the spirit of cooperation is very important. Parents can cultivate their children's sense of cooperation and team spirit by organizing their children to participate in team activities.

7. Cultivate children's self-discipline ability: Self-discipline refers to the ability to control their emotions and behaviors and abide by rules and agreements. Parents should educate their children to observe discipline, don't disturb others at will, and respect their privacy.

8. Cultivate children's social etiquette: Understanding and following certain social etiquette can make children's interpersonal communication smoother. Parents can teach their children how to greet, thank and apologize politely.

9. Pay attention to children's mental health: Parents should pay attention to children's mental health, find out the problems children encounter in the process of making friends in time, and give correct guidance and help.

10. Set an example for children: parents are their first teachers, and their words and deeds will affect their children. Therefore, parents should set a good example for their children to make friends and let them learn how to choose friends and how to deal with interpersonal relationships.