peer interactions

How Can Parents and Caregivers Support Peer Interactions?

Parents and caregivers play a critical role in fostering healthy peer interactions:
Model Positive Social Behavior: Demonstrate sharing, empathy, and cooperation.
Encourage Playdates: Provide opportunities for children to play with peers.
Teach Social Skills: Guide children on how to initiate and maintain interactions.
Monitor Interactions: Observe and step in when necessary to guide behavior.
Provide a Safe Environment: Create a setting where children feel safe to express themselves.

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