The Social Skills Spotlight

DISCOVER HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD ON THEIR SOCIAL JOURNEY.

The Power of Good Conversation
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The Power of Good Conversation

Many parents believe that signing their child up for activities or clubs might solve the problem of not having friends, but the truth is, good conversation skills are really important for making and keeping friends. According to research by Hall (2019), these skills are the foundation of meaningful connections, helping people connect on a deeper level and understand each other better. Remember, building friendships takes time, but by nurturing your child's conversation skills, you are paving the way for meaningful connections that can help your child feel a sense of belonging.

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The Secret Superpower of Friendships
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The Secret Superpower of Friendships

Everyone wants to feel like they belong, and friendships are the key to making that happen. Picture your child hanging out with friends, laughing, chatting, and feeling confident and accepted. Research by Blum (2022) found that friendships are very important for our kids’ well-being, and can have a big impact on their mental, emotional, and physical health. Studies have also found that good conversation skills are essential for building strong friendships. Having good conversation and friendship skills can help our kids live happy and fulfilled lives.

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Why Social Skills are Essential for Making Friends
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Why Social Skills are Essential for Making Friends

Many parents worry about their child feeling lonely, especially if they struggle with social skills. Social skills, like listening, sharing, and empathy, are really important for building connections and making friends. When kids have strong social skills, they feel more confident and comfortable in social situations. Research shows that kids with good social skills tend to do better in school, have higher self-esteem, and have better relationships throughout their lives. By teaching our kids these skills, we empower them to make connections and build lasting friendships.

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