Children's camp is a great opportunity not only to give your child a few weeks of freedom, but also to help make new friends. To ensure your little one is not left out of the fun, give him some tips on how to find new friends.
Instructions
Step 1
Teach your child to be open to new acquaintances. In order to make new friends, your son or daughter must be ready for it. Set them up to meet interesting peers, teach them to talk about themselves and be interested in other people.
Step 2
Help him become sociable. There is hardly time in the camp to read a book or a portable device. Therefore, prepare your child for the fact that in these few weeks he will have a lot of contacts with other guys who want to get to know him better, which they need to reciprocate. Teach not to close yourself off from communication, but, on the contrary, to meet halfway.
Step 3
Tell me about the importance of camp activities. Their visit, of course, is not strictly necessary, but it is on them that the most pleasant acquaintances happen. There your kid will be able to find friends not only from his squad, but also from other groups. Camp-wide meetings make it possible to get to know dozens of new people, in the following days to greet and exchange a few phrases with them in the cafeteria, and by the end of the shift, boldly exchange phone numbers and addresses on the Internet.
Step 4
State your attitude to conflicts within and outside the squad. To find friends, you need to be able to stay away from disagreements, and solve all emerging problems peacefully. Otherwise, the child will be known as quarrelsome, and his return home will be unpleasant because of the unpleasant impressions of the children around him in the camp who do not come into contact with him.
