Having friends is an important sign of a person's mental health. In childhood, most children will find several partners who can help them understand life, enjoy happiness and share pain, while children without friends are lonely in life. Therefore, our parents should actively guide their children to make more friends and be good at making friends. Teaching experience: Parents should tell their children that they are kind and enthusiastic, know how to share other people's sufferings and joys, pay attention to what others say, are compassionate and willing to help others, and thus become friends that others are willing to associate with. Encourage making friends: It is wrong to think that children will naturally find friends when they grow up. Parents should encourage their children to actively communicate with their children, and sometimes they can "match the bridge" for their children and create conditions. Cultivate interests: Friendship is based on common interests. A child who can't sing, dance, draw or play sports won't have friends. Therefore, parents should strive to cultivate their children's wide interests and establish friendship with friends by actively participating in activities. Respect choice: Children often have different "social" needs, so parents should give their children full rights to choose friends and let them make their own decisions. In fact, not every child needs many friends, usually one or two is enough. Create opportunities: parents should create more favorable situations for their children, whether in school or in the neighborhood, so that children can try to overcome a certain difficulty and experience the joy of establishing friendship in the process of cooperation.