Feb 6, 2023Ways to encourage an introvert kid (with patience and love) Maitree Baral

Embrace them; this breaks the first and the important hurdle

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Accept them; do not question their way of life

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Encourage them to work on their strengths; being an introvert is not a sign of weakness

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Respect them; their privacy should never be invaded

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Explain them gently; no hard hitting words, please

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Talk to them; but only when they are comfortable

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Teach them social interaction; but do not push them into crowds

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Help them; to celebrate self and uniqueness

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Motivate them; when they feel low and down

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Explain them through stories and anecdotes about being introvert

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Understand your child; because it takes time to adjust to life when you are introvert

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Introduce them to new people and situation; but slowly

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Never be harsh on them; it is the way they are, so love them

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Observe your child always; lend them support when they feel scared

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Treat their nervousness with patience

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Encourage them to take challenges and gradually build them

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Allow them to self-regulate their emotions

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Boost their innate talent and help them nurture that

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Talk to the teachers; maybe they can help you with good and relevant tips

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