The Social Skills for Kids Blueprint: Work with you Child to Connect with Each Other, Manage Emotions, Build Friendships, and Be Confident in All Social Situations

It can be heartbreaking to watch your child struggle through school, not making friends, getting into trouble, and generally feeling miserable, but it doesn’t have to be this way!Your child’s difficulties aren’t because they lack intelligence, that they can’t make friends, or that they just have a bad attitude. Fortunately, it’s simpler than that. They are just missing social skills.Social skills are what enable us to effectively communicate, more so to listen. They teach us how to empathize with others, solve problems, and handle emotional overloads.With this in mind, it’s easy to see how social skills impact every area of a child’s life from academic success to the ability to make friends.Like all skills, a child’s ability to thrive in social situations will depend on the role models they are exposed to. At the same time, like all other skills, social skills can be learned – at any age!In this 2-in-1 guide to social skills, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:How a massive 64% of people are lacking essential emotional awareness and 9 steps not to be one of these people!How to make your home an emotionally intelligent one through mindfulnessA guide to social skills milestones and how to assess your own skill levelsWhat your triggers are,how to identify your child’s triggers, and coping strategies to reduce stress and anxietyWhat excellent and effective communication looks like and tips to improve communication within the whole familyWhy your child needs todevelop a growth mindsetand how to teach them the gift of perseverance22 games and activities to help children improve their social skillswithout them feeling like it’s homework!Plus, your children will discover:What is causing their big emotions that impact social situations5 activities to retrain a grumpy, negative brain and look at things with a new, positive perspectiveHow to read their friends’ body language and get better and recognizing how they feelHow to talk about their wants and needs in a confident, assertive waywithout hurting other p