Supporting a child's social interactions and relationships with ADHD involves fostering social skills and empathy. Parents can encourage open conversations about feelings and help their child understand social cues. Teaching active listening and perspective-taking helps improve communication. Structured playdates or group activities with clear guidelines can ease the challenges of socializing. Collaborating with teachers and school staff to facilitate positive peer interactions at school is important. Encouraging hobbies or activities that match the child's interests can help build self-esteem and provide opportunities for social engagement.