How Do You Understand The Needs Of An Introverted Child?
Children have different temperaments. From outgoing and extroverted-to reserved and introverted-each child demonstrates a preferred way of gathering information, sizing up their surroundings and relating. Here are ways to understand the needs and preferences of a child who may prefer an introverted style. Follow their lead. An introverted child is likely to hold back when faced with something unfamiliar. They proceed slowly. They prefer to size up their surroundings before jumping in. When given the time they need to feel comfortable, they make accurate observations and respond appropriately. Step back and you will notice how much they are taking in and evaluating what is happening around them. Their pace may be slower, but it is valid. When allowed to go at their own pace they will join in, participate and make a contribution. If pushed they will get overwhelmed and retreat. Honor their way. There are different styles and temperaments, but one is not better than the other. Don’t try t
