Why Your Child Talks Fine at Home but Struggles with Peers
At home, your child might chatter nonstop—but with peers, they might struggle.
Why This Happens
- Familiarity at Home Reduces Pressure
- Peers Expect Faster Social Shifts
- Anxiety and Language Load
Speaking with family feels safe. Peer worlds are more complex.
How to Help Kids Transfer Skills to Peer Settings
- Role-Play Common Situations
- Build Tiny “Risk Moments”
- Celebrate All Tries, Not Just Wins
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How Pingpong Supports Peer Communication Growth
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