Parents are the most direct and closest people to their children, and have a vital influence on their interpersonal skills. From the moment the child is born, parents begin to establish emotional ties with their children and provide them with support and guidance. This relationship can make children more confident and more open and natural when interacting with others.

At the same time, parents' words and deeds in daily life will also have a far-reaching impact on their children. If parents often treat their children with violence and indifference, or lack patience and understanding, then children may become inferior and timid, and even have bad interpersonal habits.

Family atmosphere and cultural environment will also have a great influence on children's interpersonal skills. Whether there are various contradictions and tensions in the family and whether there is a relationship of mutual respect and trust will have a positive or negative impact on children's interpersonal skills.

Children who grow up in loving and respectful families usually have stronger self-esteem and self-confidence, which will make them more natural and confident when interacting with the outside world.

Family education can also help children develop healthy interpersonal skills through some practical methods. For example, parents can encourage their children to participate in group activities in their daily lives, so that they can get in touch with people with different backgrounds and cultures and broaden their horizons.

Parents can also provide their children with some skills to solve problems and contradictions, such as listening to each other's opinions, expressing personal thoughts and correctly handling emotions. These practical methods can help children better understand and communicate with others, and show a more positive and healthy attitude in interpersonal communication.

Family education has a far-reaching influence on cultivating children's good quality and character. Parents are their first teachers, and their words and deeds, behavior habits and moral concepts will directly affect their children. If parents can give enough care and support to their children during their growth, they can teach them the correct attitude and methods.