You live in a small village with few residents, let alone children. Do you have children? You know very well that even small children need friends. After all, everyone needs friends. If you don\’t have friends, you feel lonely, especially in your old age. For us adults, it\’s easy. We have plenty of friends and it\’s easy to make friends. Some of them are our best friends, the ones who would put their hands in the fire. But what about children? Even they are very easy. If you mix with them, you could say that. They just have a hard time finding friends.
Children make friends easily with their peers, perhaps on the beach, on the playground, in kindergarten, or at school. That is not a problem. But unfortunately, if you live in a place where there are few children, it is difficult to find someone. So we look for friends with whom your children can play together. We can commute to the next village or town where there are more children. Or we can use different playgroups or groups. That way we can meet many children and have different events. But it also takes time to find those friends. But the kids will grow up among their peers, too, so get over it and do the best you can.
It\’s nice to meet friends and friends who also have children. That\’s nice. You can visit each other. We can let the kids play and chat. It\’s a wonderful idyllic time. Little kids are so adaptable that it never occurs to them. If they don\’t get along, don\’t break their knees. Let me tell you, too, you can\’t be friends with everyone, and you choose your friends. So maybe your kids are the same way. It\’s okay. Respect him. If you do, he may do a little better next time. Or your child may not have the urge to seek out other children yet. He may realize this in kindergarten. It all takes time. Children can get along just fine on their own and make friends.
