Introverted children generally have some social phobia. They are usually quiet and timid, and it is difficult to adapt to some new things. For example, if parents buy a new toy or book for their children, the children are not so excited at all, but are not interested at all. When other children greet their children, they may turn a blind eye. These are all because the child's personality is too introverted. At this time, parents should take their children out slowly. For example, when you walk with your child on the road and see someone greeting your child, let your child respond positively. After several experiences, the children can open their hearts.
Some children have very serious social anxiety, and sometimes this anxiety does not mean that children are introverted. This situation refers to a child who is particularly nervous when getting along with others, but also feels particularly afraid, especially concerned about others' evaluation of himself, and always feels that he is not doing very well and it is very easy to deny himself. Therefore, for such children, parents should also take their children to socialize more, encourage them more, enhance their confidence, and let them bravely take the step of 1. When children know the fun of communication, they can slowly open their hearts.
Some children are unwilling to make friends with others, which is actually caused by their parents. For example, parents always treat their children coldly at home and keep a straight face all day, so that children will feel particularly depressed. Some parents may especially like to tease their children and make them afraid of their parents. They are always nervous, so they are gradually reluctant to talk. When children reach the age of 30, they all have the desire to make friends. At this time, parents should grasp their children's psychology, encourage them more, and don't stop them. Otherwise, children will appear unsociable and gradually unwilling to make friends.