I Want To Make Friends

For many young children, learning how to make friends can be a challenge. Do you wonder what you can do to help your child be more comfortable with other kids? What if your child is mostly an observer and doesn't seem to be part of the group? What if kids take things from him and he doesn't know what to do? What if he has no friends? Does he raise his hand in preschool or Kindergarten? Does he say "the kids are mean to me?"

Or what if your child annoys and teases kids? Or ruins things other kid's are playing with? Have you noticed she doesn't know how to share? Does your child seem bossy? Is he or she hitting kids? Is she ignoring the rules at school that all the other kids follow?

Have you been wondering how help your only child get along better with peers? Do you think your child's relationship with her brother or sister is creating problems with the way she treats his classmates? Is he or she having a hard time on playdates or is not being invited to birthday parties?

In this book, the story for children will help your child learn how to be a friend. The guidance section for parents explains what you can do each day with your child to help him become a better friend. You'll also learn important tools to enable the quiet child as well as the annoying, bossy or aggressive child to have friends. You'll learn how to help your only child or your child with difficult sibling patterns be a good friend. Examples from families with similar issues will help you guide your child to build the foundation for good friendships.