congrats thats very good news i'm so happy to hear she's doing better crying is totally normal its hard to see mommy and daddy go even if they like where they are i hope she keeps doing well
hi all,
Thanks for all your comments.Austin she started talking to her teacher and now she is okay with her.But she cries at the time when I drop her but later she is fine.Her teacher is also very happy.... But still we are planning to maintain the special play time which I mentioned earlier atleast for next 2-3 months....
I'm very happy now....
*don't push her to talk to this person or to be around them when she doesn't want to* sorry typos
how can i overcome this.I'm planning to arrange a playtime for her where I,my,kid,her dad and her teacher are going play and planning to take her to parks where she can mingle.
Are these are good options..?
maybe she's just shy some kids are naturally nervous around other people and shy sounds like not talking around people other than close family is common for her you can't make her not be this way she needs time to get comfortable and thats hard to do in a group of people takes time if she wants to go despite not talking thats a good sign the not reacting could be a symptom of her shyness or nervousness she doesn't want to draw attention to herself or have people looking at her
thanks for your reply Mr.Sandman2,
I talked to the teacher she says that my daughter is doing what the teacher is instructing,she plays but doesn't talk anything.In the one month she once said "I want water" the teacher is also worried about her.She says that she doesn't react;doesn't say anything. I am so much worried as she is a chatterbox at home.but she wont talk to anyone other than our family members.Is that could be a reason.Because she don't even talk to her schoolmates. How can I make her to mingle with people..
Hey when she is 14 she still will not tell you about her school day. She is only 2. She can't really remember what she has done at that age (unlike the 14 year old). What you do want to do is talk to the teacher and ask her how she is doing - or go and see for yourself. And yes, she is a little young for this, but that also depends on the amount of kids in the class and the teacher.