Developing social skills is an important aspect of our lives, and the sooner we start, the better. Good social skills help us communicate effectively, share a good relationship or bond, better cooperate, active listening, and many more. It is recommended that children learn to socialise in their preschool years, and it is not important whether it is their preschool or home that help them with those skills. Do you want your children to develop social skills too? Here are some of the ways to build social skills in children: 1. Expressing emotions Expressing emotions the right way needs direction, and many grown-ups even fail to do it the right way. While kids learn to express themselves by copying how their parents or caregivers do, it is important to have a few activities boost their emotional expression. Imaginative plays or modelling different emotions can help preschoolers learn emotions and expressions. Singing and dancing can contribute to this development as well. There are many
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