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Questions related to a child's friends, including making friends, maintaining relationships, disagreements with friends, etc.
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My son is being hit by a friend, and we need to discuss the situation with his mom
How you act in this situation depends a lot on how much you and your daughter want to see this friendship continue. Make sure to evaluate this from the perspective of how it affects your children, no …
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My 5-year-old's friend's parent doesn't like my child and I fear it might isolate my child a...
I think the obvious answer here is to help your child widen his circle of friends. We all know losing friends is hard. It's far harder if you lose your last (or only) friend. … Just keep doing what you can to help your son have more friends. And help them to become good friends.
Now, going back to the other mother's actions. …
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Are there ways to help a gifted child find a best friend?
So my circle of people I considered friends wasn't large by any means, but it was filled with good people. And that was enough for me because I was happy. … Your son sounds like a great kid who could make friends with anyone. It just might take a different approach and a little more effort. …
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