Things change in middle school, and sometimes that means old friendships will disappear. It's painful for your child to experience, and painful for you to watch. Use these four tips to help your child — without helicoptering too much.
Social media generally rears its head in middle school, and it erases the known boundaries of parenting frontiers. Before allowing your child on Instagram or Tik Tok, set the rules for its use, with the understanding that you have full access to monitor all social media., and fear of missing out, but social media platforms can also be a social training ground.
Your child also may be a late bloomer. It is painful to watch, but the social hiccups of middle school don’t last forever. If you can bolster their self-esteem through activities and your own support, your child will find their way to new friends. One new friend who thinks you’re funny is better than two old ones who roll their eyes at your mismatched outfit!
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