DD is in reception and is not doing too well mixing with other children. She is running around with the children but on the outside of the group. We are having her assessed for this and other reasons.
I am not good socially myself and find it hard to talk to the other parents although I do try. I imagine the parents that make friends will arrange to have each other's children over to play - and this will create a bond amongst their children? If we're not as involved my DD will suffer surely?
There is very few children near where we live. She spends a lot of time playing with her little brother.
In the end do children end up choosing their own friends or are these early friendships really important
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everyusernameisinuse · 18/12/2014 18:35
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