As much as we hate to admit it, there are some things that we cannot teach our children on our own. For example, social development is something that your child will learn from their peers. Whether you have an outgoing daredevil or a shy squirrel, social development is an important part of growing up. Staring a playgroup for your child could be a wonderful way to increase confidence while providing your child with a little bit of fun. If there are not established playgroups of your liking, consider starting one on your own. Here’s how:
Look for an established bond
If your child is in a form of daycare or school, pay attention to the children they naturally gravitate towards. If you notice that your child says hello to certain children every day and vice versa, make conversation with their parents. Build upon that relationship so that there is an established bond before planning a play date.