Understanding social cues takes practice for kids. You may be surprised to hear that TV, when used correctly, can help. Watch as an expert shows a mom how to use TV to help her 10-year-old better understand emotions, behavior, and sarcasm.
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Understanding social cues, like tone of voice and body language, can be tricky for lots of kids. Building these skills takes time and practice. Here are some ways to help your child become more aware of common social cues.
Apps can be a fun way to help your child work on social and emotional skills. Watch this video to see an experts picks for apps to help young kids who struggle with social skills.
Does your child not notice or understand when people look angry, surprised, or even happy? Some kids need extra help learning to read facial expressions. Here are some strategies you can try to help them learn to better read and interpret these important social cues. Use pictures. Take or gather pho
