Video: How to teach your child about personal space
How can you teach your child about personal space? Watch as an expert shares simple ways to help kids understand how close to stand to people — including a trick with a hula-hoop.
How can you teach your child about personal space? Watch as an expert shares simple ways to help kids understand how close to stand to people — including a trick with a hula-hoop.
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Q. My 10-year-old always stands very close to people. Its clear when people are not comfortable with it, but my child does it anyway. Why? A. Most of us feel uncomfortable when others stand too close. But some kids dont seem to get this. For some reason, they struggle with the idea of personal space
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Most kids easily develop an understanding of how close to stand to other people when talking to them. But kids who struggle with social cues often dont pick up on whats typical. They may turn off or annoy peers by standing too close. Read about five ways you can help your child understand personal