What do you think?
Rate this book
Social Skills for Kids: 7 Easy Steps to Help Your Child Build Confidence, Manage Emotions, Make Friends, and Develop Effective Communication Skills
A must-have resource for anyone who lives or works with young kids to help them overcome social challenges.Raising bright, confident, and socially competent children is every parent’s top priority. We want our kids to live, laugh, and love without abandon. We want to see them grow and prosper in any environment.That includes social settings.
However, socializing doesn’t come easily to everybody.Some kids are shyer than others. Some kids simply thrive on social energy. Some kids prefer small friend groups. Some kids love being in the middle of a crowd.This is why it’s difficult finding a one-size-fits-all solution to helping kids socialize. Heck, it’s downright impossible!Every kid is different, after all.That’s what sets this book apart.It celebrates that difference by providing multiple age-appropriate tips, tools, and strategies to help every kid out. From natural leaders to quiet, creative souls, from energetic little scamps to soft, sensitive doves… there’s an approach in this book that’ll work for them all.There are 45 fun activities in this book, all separated according to skills and then further separated into age babies, toddlers, preschoolers, elementary and middle schoolers. The specific development stage of each child is considered. No one is excluded.Aside from discovering the 7 Main Social Skills Every Child Needs to Develop, you’ll also The 3 Main Types of Self-Esteem–and which one you should help your child nurtureThe crucial difference between controlling emotions and suppressing themHow to recognize and label different emotions… in us and in others What it means to model – and why we, as parents, should always watch our words, tones, and reactions around our kidsWhy it’s okay to let kids make mistakes and face the consequences (sometimes) Why kids are never too young to master empathyThe crucial, tell-tale signs of bullying and what you can do if your child is being bullied – or if they are the bullyThe hidden power in asking a toddler, “This or that?”Why you should ask your child for their opinions more oftenHow to catch and translate non-verbal cuesWhy over-praising can actually damage a child’s self-esteem… and many, many more.This book also highlights how the 7 social skills are interconnected. What’s self-esteem got to do with bullying, and what’s decision-making got to do with self-esteem?You’ll have to read it to find out!Navigating social situations can be difficult for both kids and adults alike. Kids have more energy; adults have more experience. By working together with your child, you can help them grow and mature into emotionally intelligent, well-balanced individuals.If you’re ready to help your child grow into a bright, optimistic, and empathetic human who has no problems forming connections, nurturing relationships, and understanding social cues – no matter their age, then scroll up and click ‘Buy Now with 1-Click’ button to get your book instantly!
However, socializing doesn’t come easily to everybody.Some kids are shyer than others. Some kids simply thrive on social energy. Some kids prefer small friend groups. Some kids love being in the middle of a crowd.This is why it’s difficult finding a one-size-fits-all solution to helping kids socialize. Heck, it’s downright impossible!Every kid is different, after all.That’s what sets this book apart.It celebrates that difference by providing multiple age-appropriate tips, tools, and strategies to help every kid out. From natural leaders to quiet, creative souls, from energetic little scamps to soft, sensitive doves… there’s an approach in this book that’ll work for them all.There are 45 fun activities in this book, all separated according to skills and then further separated into age babies, toddlers, preschoolers, elementary and middle schoolers. The specific development stage of each child is considered. No one is excluded.Aside from discovering the 7 Main Social Skills Every Child Needs to Develop, you’ll also The 3 Main Types of Self-Esteem–and which one you should help your child nurtureThe crucial difference between controlling emotions and suppressing themHow to recognize and label different emotions… in us and in others What it means to model – and why we, as parents, should always watch our words, tones, and reactions around our kidsWhy it’s okay to let kids make mistakes and face the consequences (sometimes) Why kids are never too young to master empathyThe crucial, tell-tale signs of bullying and what you can do if your child is being bullied – or if they are the bullyThe hidden power in asking a toddler, “This or that?”Why you should ask your child for their opinions more oftenHow to catch and translate non-verbal cuesWhy over-praising can actually damage a child’s self-esteem… and many, many more.This book also highlights how the 7 social skills are interconnected. What’s self-esteem got to do with bullying, and what’s decision-making got to do with self-esteem?You’ll have to read it to find out!Navigating social situations can be difficult for both kids and adults alike. Kids have more energy; adults have more experience. By working together with your child, you can help them grow and mature into emotionally intelligent, well-balanced individuals.If you’re ready to help your child grow into a bright, optimistic, and empathetic human who has no problems forming connections, nurturing relationships, and understanding social cues – no matter their age, then scroll up and click ‘Buy Now with 1-Click’ button to get your book instantly!
148 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 7, 2023
About the author
Michelle Adams
50 books98 followersLibrarian's note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.
This profile contains books from multiple authors of this name.
This profile contains books from multiple authors of this name.
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
November 30, 2023
easy to read and informative
The book was easy to read and had lots of good, practical suggestions. So much of a child’s behaviour is impacted by how we behave: this point is made frequently through the book. It could be more friendly to the Dad’s that read the book: too often it refers to Mommy. There is the odd error, for example in the first step one of chapter 4. But this isn’t a show-stopper for me.
The book was easy to read and had lots of good, practical suggestions. So much of a child’s behaviour is impacted by how we behave: this point is made frequently through the book. It could be more friendly to the Dad’s that read the book: too often it refers to Mommy. There is the odd error, for example in the first step one of chapter 4. But this isn’t a show-stopper for me.
Displaying 1 of 1 review