What to tell your child when no one wants to play with them?
What to tell your child when no one wants to play with them?
Validate your child's feelings. Try not to make statements, such as “I'm sure everyone wants to play with you,” as this trivializes your child's experience and makes him think you don't believe him. Instead, make statements, such as “I'll bet that feels so sad. Tell me more about this.”10 oct 2017
How do I deal with my child being left out?
- Listen intently. ...
- Validate feelings. ...
- Keep it in perspective. ...
- Make home a comforting and safe space. ...
- Establish other connections. ...
- Find healthy coping skills. ...
- Set boundaries with others. ...
- Know when to seek help.
What do you do when your child has no friends?
Ask your child who their friends are at school, or what they look for in a friend at school. Practice social interactions with your child at home, in a manner that is comfortable for them. Ask your child what the other children play at recess. Ask your child how the other kids in their class choose friends.5 oct 2018