Making a child my friend
How to make a child a friend
Providing him /her with basic needs required and also scheduling time for them
Seeking their attention and listening to them
Besides having scheduled time with your children, to develop meaningful friendships, you need to be available to them during unscheduled times as well. That means being home when they're home (not always, but often). It means putting down what we're doing when they verbally or nonverbally ask for our attention.
Always be there for the child,applaud them and recognize their efforts however small in their tast.
Direct them on how to perform a certain task
Be available to help them solve problems
Direct them on how to perform a certain task
Be available to help them solve problems
be available to them all the times
Be available to them all the time to help solve their problems.
Always be there for the child,applaud them and recognize their efforts however small in their tast.
Direct them on how to perform a certain task
Be available to help them solve problems
Direct them on how to perform a certain task
Be available to help them solve problems
Giving them gifts
Building a friendship with a child involves understanding their needs, interests, and communicating in a way that fosters trust and respect.
protecting child from abuses
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