
To learn how to be popular, you must learn to be a good friend. That's easier than you think.
We've all the people whom everyone wants to be around. They are always surrounded by friends, always get invited to parties and seem to have it all together. They are The Popular People. But what does it mean to be popular? Does it mean having the perfect clothes and the perfect hair? Being popular doesn't mean being perfect; it means being well-liked by one's peers. There is no magic trick to being popular, nor is it some elusive quality that only the most attractive and best-dressed can achieve.
Remember that being popular is not about what you wear, whom you date, what you drive or how much money your parents have. Being popular is about being liked for who you are and the things that you do.
Occasionally, a child may fail at an attempt, or several attempts to make friends, which leads to a fear of rejection. This fear of rejection makes it very hard for them to form and maintain friendships. |
Is your child prepared for dealing with rejection? As much as we want our children to be loved by everyone, there is inevitably going to come a time when our child is socially rejected. This rejection can come from one specific person, or the rejection can come from a clique. |
Do you know how to deal with your child overcoming rejection? Your daughter has started a new grade and she is very excited to meet her new classmates. After speaking with your daughter, you learn that several children have refused her overtures of friendship. |