A child and adolescent therapist emphasized the necessity of proper parental support for children's friendships, stating that parents should not perceive a child's desire to make friends as problematic behavior; the interest in finding friends is a natural part of social development and the formation of a child's social identity. However, parents should distinguish between supporting their child and interfering in their relationships.
Parents Should Not Manage Their Children's Friendships
A child therapist highlights the importance of parental support in children's friendships, arguing that the desire to make friends is a natural aspect of social growth. Parents need to balance support and interference in their children's social lives.
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📰 What Happened
A child therapist has emphasized the importance of parental support in children's friendships, arguing that making friends is a natural part of social development. Parents should support their children without interfering in their social relationships.
- Children's desire to make friends is a normal aspect of their development.
- Parents need to find a balance between support and interference.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Understanding child development is crucial as Iran navigates cultural shifts and modern influences on parenting.
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