THE
CHILD SILENT PROBLEM
Bow down? Do not answer when asked and do not like to
mingle? Certainly that behavior is a concern for parents when it happens to
their loved ones.
Childlike attitudes, especially when side by side with
strangers or outside the family group often make parents worried when thinking
of the ability of the child to adjust to him when he goes to school tomorrow.
Among the factors that influence the attitudes of
children are the genetic factors. Parent exposure to social sciences, lifestyle
environments and guardians or caregivers. genetic factors play an
important role in the formation of a child's personality. This quiet child's
attitude is also the norm of his descendants. For example, when one parent is
less talkative or quiet, his son has greater potential to inherit that
attitude.
Children may not be separated by a quiet attitude but
can be nurtured and exposed to social science. However, if no exposure is given
to the child, they will continue to be silent and cause social interaction to
be difficult when applied to school.
We can differentiate children at care centers or at
home. In nurseries, more children mingle, easy to be friendly and not shy and
joking with many people of all ages. Children living in homes should be given
good guidance in socializing, how to communicate and talk about it.
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