Children are afraid to join other children's games. How should we guide them?

If children are afraid to join other children's games, consider the following ways to guide them:

Encourage children to participate: you can encourage and praise children to know that they can do it. For example, you can say, "I believe you can join the game and have fun with other children!" " "or:" you are very brave. Try to join the game and see what happens. "

Provide support: you can accompany your child to participate in games and give him support and security. At the beginning, you can accompany your children to watch the game and let them get familiar with the rules of the game and the way other children interact. Then, encourage children to participate slowly, but also respect their comfort and don't force them to do things they don't want to do.

Stimulate interest: you can find games that children are interested in and guide them to join these games. For example, if children like drawing, they can find a graffiti game to participate in. By stimulating children's interest, they can participate in the game more actively and interact with other children.

Cultivate social skills: You can teach children some social skills, such as how to greet other children, how to share with others, and how to cooperate with others. These skills can help children participate in the game more confidently and comfortably.

Set small goals: You can set small goals with your children, such as trying to interact with a new friend once every game, or expressing an opinion during the game. Help children achieve these small goals and gradually increase their participation and self-confidence in the game.

Provide a safe environment: ensure that the children's participation environment in the game is safe, without bullying, discrimination or other bad behavior. If bad behavior is found, take timely measures to protect children's rights and safety.

The most important thing is to be patient, understand children's emotions and needs, don't force them to participate in games, respect their choices and comfort, and give them encouragement and support when appropriate. Every child's situation is different, and it may take different methods and time to help them overcome their fear of joining other children's games.