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How do I teach my child to make friends?

Q: How do I teach my child to make friends? 

  • Teach your child attributes they should look for in a person who could be their friend:
    • Spirituality
    • Trust Worthiness
    • Honesty
    • Caring
    • Dependability
    • Similar or same interests 
    • Others
    •  ?
  • Model how to be a good friend. 

  • Acknowledge when you see your child displaying attributes of a friend.   


  • Read books about friendship.

  • Talk to them about your friends and what makes them a good friend.

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