1. Understand your child's personality and needs, and don't force it. Some children may not like crowds or play with children of the same age. In this case, we should help children find "like-minded" friends according to their own characteristics and interests.

2. Help children overcome shyness and cultivate their self-confidence. Let the children bravely say, "Can we play together?" And let children learn to actively express their feelings and needs in appropriate language.

Adults should get along with children as little as possible, let alone join the criteria for judging adults. Children's happiness is very simple, getting along is relatively simple, as long as they have fun.

4. Teach children to be honest and use polite language. Let children learn to put themselves in others' shoes. When friends are in trouble, we should lend a helping hand.

5. Learn to share and let children feel the joy of sharing. Just like happiness, shared happiness will become double happiness.

6. Consciously teach children some communication skills and learn conflict management.

For example, how to show yourself to others, how to praise and support other children, and how to solve competition problems with words instead of fists.

7. Conduct group activities to guide children to actively make friends. Gradually guide children away from self-centered thinking, guide children to have fun in meaningful activities, cultivate a sense of collective responsibility and honor, and make positive friends.

8. Set an example and provide a harmonious family atmosphere for children. Let children develop a good personality in a harmonious environment.

Parents should spend more time with their children, lead them to participate in group activities and cultivate their good habits.