What should I do if my one-and-a-half-year-old child doesn’t get along with others?

1. Insist on sending your children to kindergarten. This will allow your children to enter a children's world and let them learn to interact with peers in collective life. During the interaction, they will learn new knowledge that they did not understand before and enjoy it. to the joy of being with companions.

2. Choose one or two friends for your child who are cheerful, healthy, and slightly younger than him to play with. This can not only cultivate the child's self-confidence but also help each other.

3. Let your children play freely. Some parents are more concerned about their children's cleanliness, hygiene, safety, etc., so they always restrict their children from doing this or that, which will restrict the child's personality development. Children should be encouraged to play with sand and mud, step in stagnant water after rain, climb piles of rocks, yellow sand, etc. In fact, as long as they wear suitable clothes and pay attention to safety, they can play as much as they want. Such unrestrained free play will make children's personalities cheerful.

4. Feel happiness with your children. For example, tell jokes and humorous stories to your children, make fun of each other, participate in children's games, take your children out to play, etc.

5. Be patient with your child and do not place excessive demands on him. Parents should also try to restrain their emotions and avoid reacting too strongly to their children's shrinking behaviors, such as not being able to slide on slides, jump on trampolines, or speak loudly.

6. Give children positive psychological hints. Do not use language such as "Did the children bully you?" "Did the teacher criticize you today?" to avoid making children always mentally weak or passive.

7. Create conditions to encourage children to participate in more activities, such as chess, playing piano, literacy, calculation, travel, etc.

Children are very malleable as long as we are adults. With positive guidance, they will grow healthily.