Children who are unwilling to make friends can understand the reasons and provide help.

First, understand the reasons.

We need to know why children don't want to make friends. It may be due to psychological factors such as introversion, shyness or self-confidence, or external factors such as family environment and education methods. By communicating with children, understanding their thoughts and feelings, and observing their behavior, we can preliminarily judge the reasons.

Second, provide help.

1, encourage children to participate in group activities.

By participating in kindergarten or community group activities, children can get in touch with more people and things, thus gradually adapting to the social environment. Parents can encourage their children to actively participate in group activities and give them appropriate help and support during the activities.

2. Cultivate children's social skills.

Social competence refers to the ability and skills to communicate with people. Parents can teach their children basic social skills such as greetings, communication and cooperation through demonstrations, explanations and games. At the same time, we should also encourage children to express their thoughts and feelings in communication and respect the opinions and feelings of others.

How to cultivate children's social skills

1, organize collective activities

By organizing group activities, children can learn social skills such as cooperation, sharing and waiting in turn.

2. Role-playing

Through role-playing games, children can learn to empathize and express their feelings and thoughts.

Step 3 praise and encourage

Praising and encouraging children's good social performance can enhance their self-confidence and enthusiasm.

4. Family cooperation

Parents can cultivate their children's social skills in daily life, such as encouraging their children to say hello to their neighbors and share toys.

5. Encourage exploration and discovery.

Encourage children to explore things around them, discover new things, and encourage children to try new methods and ways.

6. Provide creative space

Provide spacious, safe and comfortable space for children to create and play freely.