As children resume making friends in person, they may need some additional assistance in connecting with others. Here are some ways to approach this latest challenge.

Imaginary friends (yes, even milk cartons) can be a way for kids to get their minds around the confusion of social relationships, experts say. Friendships can be especially scary, because they ...

If your child has an imaginary friend, they’re not alone. It’s common for toddlers and young children to have pretend friends that they share experiences with. Imaginary friends can be other ...

• Know who your kids are hanging out with and their friends' parents. Hill added, "If you can strike that balance, which is a daily struggle, ...

Remember, too, that making friends isn’t easy for all kids. Just like some children excel in math or reading, “interpersonal intelligence” varies, Langtiw says. Some kids take naturally to social ...

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Some Kids Need a Best Friend The Huffington Post's self-declared "Friendship Doctor" Irene Levine writes, "The article glossed over the fact that there are differences among people ...