After the end of the old semester and the end of the new semester, the new semester begins seamlessly after the second day of recess. On the first day of school, we asked the children if they liked school. If you like it, please sit down; if you don't like it, you can stand up; the children quickly made their choices and two of them stood up; we asked a few of the children who liked school to share their opinions - "We can play with children, we have a lot of toys, and we can learn..." In the process of answering, the children were asked, "Do you like school?

"Does your child have playmates of the same age? Does your child feel lonely when he/she comes home from school? ......" How can parents help their children to find playmates? 3 principles and 4 methods are provided for the reference of modern parents. Friends are important in a person's life, and playmates are a child's first friends. Many studies have shown that children can learn about themselves, develop friendships, discover new experiences, develop problem-solving skills, and become more independent and self-confident through interactions with playmates. Playmates are important for children's physical, social, and emotional well-being.