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Social skill is the ability to work together, listen, compromise, and resolve conflicts, it is integral to EQ. Create regular chances for your child to connect with others like their peers, close relatives. This could be achieved by planning family dinners, playdates, group projects, or team sports. Use these social moments to teach active listening, respectful dissent, and build healthy boundaries. Celebrate moments of kindness or thoughtful problem-solving reinforcing their progress and resilience.
An emotionally intelligent kid is always open for understanding and respects others’ emotions. It isn’t about shielding them from life’s difficulties; it’s more about equipping them to understand and respect their own emotions as well as those of the people around them. While today’s world threatens to sweep kids along in its current of notifications, deadlines, and digital distractions, raising an emotionally intelligent child remains both possible and profoundly rewarding.
