Hidden Strengths Behind Kids Who Struggle to Make Friends

  • Publish date: Tuesday، 30 September 2025 Reading time: 1 min read

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Both parents and teachers often wonder how to handle a kid who struggles with the social world and makes friends. At first, the responses could be the feeling of anxiety or the need to solve the child's problem. Yet, recognizing the hidden benefits that frequently go hand in hand with the child's social problems may help to take a more empathetic and efficient approach. The piece reveals the inherent virtues latent in children who have difficulties in building new friendships.

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