Social ability
Outgoing children are good at communication, but they should also be taught how to get along with others better. Encourage them to participate in quiet activities such as reading, writing and painting, cultivate their introverted personality and self-reflection ability, and make them more calm in the face of difficulties.
Concentrate!
Extroverted children are enthusiastic and lively, but it is often difficult to concentrate for a long time. To help them study better, make some rules! For example, stay away from interference sources such as mobile phones and televisions when studying, so that children can develop a good habit of concentration.
safety first
Lively and extroverted children are more likely to get hurt, so parents should always remind them to pay attention to safety. Teach them how to protect themselves, avoid taking part in dangerous activities or games, and make children's childhood safer and more worry-free.
Know your friends with insight.
Extroverted children are good at making new friends, but they should also be wary of bad partners. Parents should help their children learn to distinguish who is trustworthy, educate their children how to refuse bad influences, and let the tree of friendship flourish.