Home / Health Insurance / Articles / Parenting / Child Development Tips / Quick Tips To Help Fade Your Child's Shyness

Quick Tips To Help Fade Your Child's Shyness

Team AckoFeb 8, 2024

At this stage, it is not unlikely for your little one to be a little reserved about certain things. With little support from you, your child will be able to connect happily with his friends at this point of time.

Contents

When you find your child anxious or shy in a group, never judge or label him. Acknowledge his feelings and empathize with him. Give him the security that he is seeking. However, don’t be over protective.

Let him see how you socially interact with people. Seeing your calm and relaxed approach, he will imitate the same with children of his age.

By reading books and doing role play, you can teach him what goes in making friends and building social skills.

Please understand each child has a unique personality. Don’t force him to make friends or push him to perform in front of elders.

If he has bottled up his feelings and is terribly upset, you may see him crying soon. In such situations, just keep your calm, maybe hug him and listen to what he has to say. Once he has stopped crying, teach him how to handle sensitive situations. This takes time and reinforcement.

Explore More Articles on Child Development Tips

Technology for children: How much is too much?

Boosting your child's personality development

Time to prepare your child for school

Top list of kids approved school lunches

Effective Tips to Help Your Child Become More Organized

5 Ways To Build Strong Bones In Your Child

Inculcating the right habits in your child the right way

5 Effective Ways to Improve Your Child's Social Skills

Inculcating the quality of empathy in your child

Effective ways to promote learning skills in your child

Natural Health Remedies For Children

7 common parenting mistakes & how to avoid them

Teaching your child how to write: The basics

A playful approach to encourage building skills in your child

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only, based on industry experience and secondary sources. It is not a substitute for professional advice. Please consult a qualified expert for health or insurance-related decisions. Content is subject to change, refer to current policy wordings for specific ACKO details.

Recent

Articles

Netherlands Work Visa: All You Need to Know for Indian Applicants

TeamAcko Nov 13, 2024

Delhi Set to Roll Out WhatsApp-based System for Seamless Challan Payments

TeamAcko Nov 8, 2024

Seychelles Visa for Indians: A Guide

TeamAcko Oct 25, 2024

The UK Youth Mobility Visa: A Summary

TeamAcko Oct 25, 2024

Australian Golden Visa Scheme: All that You Wanted to Know

TeamAcko Oct 25, 2024