Children who are good at interpersonal communication should learn to greet others and better cultivate their interpersonal skills. Every parent wants their children to have a bright future and a better foundation in this society. But for most parents, they mainly pin their hopes on their children's academic performance, hoping to get into a good university, so that they can find a better job. But if conditions permit, please find out their hobbies and specialties and cultivate them from this aspect, so that they can be more successful. After all, in what they are good at and like, they will work harder and devote themselves wholeheartedly to make their achievements easier.

1. Expression is actually a skill that can be improved by asking more questions and listening more. Usually, parents can let their children take part in more social activities. As long as there are enough opportunities, children can overcome their timid psychological barriers and gradually become more and more confident. Both words and language are tangible manifestations of intangible thinking, and expression is also an important way of thinking, so a free expression atmosphere without scruple is a necessary condition for cultivating children's thinking ability.

2. Children who are good at interpersonal communication often know how to express their ideas better than other children. For example, if you encounter something you can't do, you will ask your classmates, friends or adults for help and you can respond to every request. Introverted children are likely to digest things themselves, often work very hard to finish them, or give up burying them by escaping. Either way, introverted children will lose a lot of help and waste unequal energy and time. Children who are good at communication get help from others, finish things easily and get a virtuous circle, which is more conducive to growth.

3. Parents can also play more social games with their children, such as simulated shopping. Children can be shopkeepers or customers. Another example is the game between the police and passers-by. Children can learn more social manners in the game. Children can also learn from their parents' interpersonal experience in the process of interacting with others. In this way, they can practice in their own communication with others, which will make children communicate with others more smoothly. The above is the answer to the question of how to cultivate better children who are good at interpersonal communication.