The children said they were nicknamed at school. How should we teach them to deal with this situation?

When children are nicknamed, it may have a great negative impact on their psychology. However, as parents, we can neither be too laissez-faire nor too intrusive. Therefore, it is very important to teach children how to deal with it. Let me give you some advice.

First of all, let the children know that nicknames are not a very serious matter. This is only a common phenomenon among classmates, and it does not represent the quality and ability of children themselves. Therefore, we should tell our children to try not to care about these nicknames.

Secondly, children can be encouraged to express their views and opinions. If children feel very unhappy, they can communicate with teachers and class teachers and ask them to help solve this problem. At the same time, it is also recommended that children find a few classmates who have a good impression to go out to play together, so as not to form a "lonely" situation.

Finally, we should teach children how to build self-confidence and self-esteem. A confident and self-respecting child is hard to be destroyed by anything outside. We can encourage children to participate in various activities by cultivating their hobbies, and give them full affirmation and encouragement when they make achievements, so that children can establish a good support system on their own values.

In short, dealing with nicknames requires the assistance of parents and teachers, as well as the participation and efforts of children themselves. We should teach children to know themselves correctly. Nickname is just a simple name and should not have too many negative effects on children's growth. I believe that as long as children master the correct handling methods and some coping strategies, they will be able to get out of this dilemma and become a healthy, positive and confident person.