Play cooperatively and are generally positive with other children. Show consideration and empathy for others. Treat others fairly. Show self-control in behavior with others. Children's social skills develop from the interactions they have with the important people in their lives.
Children learn how to treat other people by the way they are treated.
Their everyday experiences with family members and caregivers teach them how to relate to others. If children are treated fairly, with respect and consideration, they will gradually learn to treat others the same way. Recipe for Developing Social Skills Use positive discipline to teach self-control. Take time to understand children's point of view. Show empathy for their feelings.