Kids do not want to play with my daughter

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My daughter is 8 in grade 3 now



she is so cute and quiet kid



She is not sporty



the problem is that at school no kids want to play with her



this has been since grade 1



when she start playing with a kid just for a day or 2 then they go play with other kids and not with her.



she told me that she asks other kids she wants to play with them but they refuse.



I am sure (sadly) she does not have the personality that other kids might like as she is not talkative or sporty but she is a very nice sweet kid that want to enjoy playing with other kids.



we spoke to the school teachers and they asked other kids to play with her but that only last for couple of days, then they go play with other kids with out her.



and i am really worried she will get bullied when she is a bit older.



not sure what to do.










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  • Proper sentences would be nice.
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    – asmgx
    2 hours ago










  • SVP, pardonnez notre paparrazo. Some community members (some more than others) place a high value on grammar (you know, periods, capital letters, etc.) I myself like your writing, it reminds me of your daughter. Quiet and unassuming. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    17 mins ago











  • @anongoodnurse maybe if there is actually re-incarnation, i will come back as native English speaker and will write proper grammar, tell then, any help in my daughters situation?!
    – asmgx
    12 mins ago










  • Oui, I think the answer below is much the one I'd give. Je te souhaite le meilleur. If I come back, I'm fairly certain I will be demoted to a dog. My hope is to come as a Golden Retriever in a middle class US family. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    5 mins ago














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My daughter is 8 in grade 3 now



she is so cute and quiet kid



She is not sporty



the problem is that at school no kids want to play with her



this has been since grade 1



when she start playing with a kid just for a day or 2 then they go play with other kids and not with her.



she told me that she asks other kids she wants to play with them but they refuse.



I am sure (sadly) she does not have the personality that other kids might like as she is not talkative or sporty but she is a very nice sweet kid that want to enjoy playing with other kids.



we spoke to the school teachers and they asked other kids to play with her but that only last for couple of days, then they go play with other kids with out her.



and i am really worried she will get bullied when she is a bit older.



not sure what to do.










share|improve this question





















  • Proper sentences would be nice.
    – paparazzo
    2 hours ago










  • @paparazzo pardon?!
    – asmgx
    2 hours ago










  • SVP, pardonnez notre paparrazo. Some community members (some more than others) place a high value on grammar (you know, periods, capital letters, etc.) I myself like your writing, it reminds me of your daughter. Quiet and unassuming. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    17 mins ago











  • @anongoodnurse maybe if there is actually re-incarnation, i will come back as native English speaker and will write proper grammar, tell then, any help in my daughters situation?!
    – asmgx
    12 mins ago










  • Oui, I think the answer below is much the one I'd give. Je te souhaite le meilleur. If I come back, I'm fairly certain I will be demoted to a dog. My hope is to come as a Golden Retriever in a middle class US family. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    5 mins ago












up vote
1
down vote

favorite









up vote
1
down vote

favorite











My daughter is 8 in grade 3 now



she is so cute and quiet kid



She is not sporty



the problem is that at school no kids want to play with her



this has been since grade 1



when she start playing with a kid just for a day or 2 then they go play with other kids and not with her.



she told me that she asks other kids she wants to play with them but they refuse.



I am sure (sadly) she does not have the personality that other kids might like as she is not talkative or sporty but she is a very nice sweet kid that want to enjoy playing with other kids.



we spoke to the school teachers and they asked other kids to play with her but that only last for couple of days, then they go play with other kids with out her.



and i am really worried she will get bullied when she is a bit older.



not sure what to do.










share|improve this question













My daughter is 8 in grade 3 now



she is so cute and quiet kid



She is not sporty



the problem is that at school no kids want to play with her



this has been since grade 1



when she start playing with a kid just for a day or 2 then they go play with other kids and not with her.



she told me that she asks other kids she wants to play with them but they refuse.



I am sure (sadly) she does not have the personality that other kids might like as she is not talkative or sporty but she is a very nice sweet kid that want to enjoy playing with other kids.



we spoke to the school teachers and they asked other kids to play with her but that only last for couple of days, then they go play with other kids with out her.



and i am really worried she will get bullied when she is a bit older.



not sure what to do.







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  • Proper sentences would be nice.
    – paparazzo
    2 hours ago










  • @paparazzo pardon?!
    – asmgx
    2 hours ago










  • SVP, pardonnez notre paparrazo. Some community members (some more than others) place a high value on grammar (you know, periods, capital letters, etc.) I myself like your writing, it reminds me of your daughter. Quiet and unassuming. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    17 mins ago











  • @anongoodnurse maybe if there is actually re-incarnation, i will come back as native English speaker and will write proper grammar, tell then, any help in my daughters situation?!
    – asmgx
    12 mins ago










  • Oui, I think the answer below is much the one I'd give. Je te souhaite le meilleur. If I come back, I'm fairly certain I will be demoted to a dog. My hope is to come as a Golden Retriever in a middle class US family. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    5 mins ago
















  • Proper sentences would be nice.
    – paparazzo
    2 hours ago










  • @paparazzo pardon?!
    – asmgx
    2 hours ago










  • SVP, pardonnez notre paparrazo. Some community members (some more than others) place a high value on grammar (you know, periods, capital letters, etc.) I myself like your writing, it reminds me of your daughter. Quiet and unassuming. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    17 mins ago











  • @anongoodnurse maybe if there is actually re-incarnation, i will come back as native English speaker and will write proper grammar, tell then, any help in my daughters situation?!
    – asmgx
    12 mins ago










  • Oui, I think the answer below is much the one I'd give. Je te souhaite le meilleur. If I come back, I'm fairly certain I will be demoted to a dog. My hope is to come as a Golden Retriever in a middle class US family. :)
    – anongoodnurse♦
    5 mins ago















Proper sentences would be nice.
– paparazzo
2 hours ago




Proper sentences would be nice.
– paparazzo
2 hours ago












@paparazzo pardon?!
– asmgx
2 hours ago




@paparazzo pardon?!
– asmgx
2 hours ago












SVP, pardonnez notre paparrazo. Some community members (some more than others) place a high value on grammar (you know, periods, capital letters, etc.) I myself like your writing, it reminds me of your daughter. Quiet and unassuming. :)
– anongoodnurse♦
17 mins ago





SVP, pardonnez notre paparrazo. Some community members (some more than others) place a high value on grammar (you know, periods, capital letters, etc.) I myself like your writing, it reminds me of your daughter. Quiet and unassuming. :)
– anongoodnurse♦
17 mins ago













@anongoodnurse maybe if there is actually re-incarnation, i will come back as native English speaker and will write proper grammar, tell then, any help in my daughters situation?!
– asmgx
12 mins ago




@anongoodnurse maybe if there is actually re-incarnation, i will come back as native English speaker and will write proper grammar, tell then, any help in my daughters situation?!
– asmgx
12 mins ago












Oui, I think the answer below is much the one I'd give. Je te souhaite le meilleur. If I come back, I'm fairly certain I will be demoted to a dog. My hope is to come as a Golden Retriever in a middle class US family. :)
– anongoodnurse♦
5 mins ago




Oui, I think the answer below is much the one I'd give. Je te souhaite le meilleur. If I come back, I'm fairly certain I will be demoted to a dog. My hope is to come as a Golden Retriever in a middle class US family. :)
– anongoodnurse♦
5 mins ago










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This is a very distressing problem to encounter. Unfortunately kids can be kind of cruel, and traits like sweet and nice unfortunately don't necessarily make a child popular.



Trying to get other kids to play with her I don't think will help. A child who isn't welcome in the game is very likely to be bullied.



What I would recommend, would be to try to help her to become more resilient, and help her learn to cope better when other kids refuse to play with her.



Also you could look for other opportunities for her to socialise away from her normal school group. You could look for extracurricular activities she might like. Dance, or art, or music etc. She might be able to find people outside her school who have a similar personality, and won't be bothered that she's not talkative or sporty..






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  • This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
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    15 mins ago










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This is a very distressing problem to encounter. Unfortunately kids can be kind of cruel, and traits like sweet and nice unfortunately don't necessarily make a child popular.



Trying to get other kids to play with her I don't think will help. A child who isn't welcome in the game is very likely to be bullied.



What I would recommend, would be to try to help her to become more resilient, and help her learn to cope better when other kids refuse to play with her.



Also you could look for other opportunities for her to socialise away from her normal school group. You could look for extracurricular activities she might like. Dance, or art, or music etc. She might be able to find people outside her school who have a similar personality, and won't be bothered that she's not talkative or sporty..






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  • This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
    – anongoodnurse♦
    15 mins ago














up vote
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This is a very distressing problem to encounter. Unfortunately kids can be kind of cruel, and traits like sweet and nice unfortunately don't necessarily make a child popular.



Trying to get other kids to play with her I don't think will help. A child who isn't welcome in the game is very likely to be bullied.



What I would recommend, would be to try to help her to become more resilient, and help her learn to cope better when other kids refuse to play with her.



Also you could look for other opportunities for her to socialise away from her normal school group. You could look for extracurricular activities she might like. Dance, or art, or music etc. She might be able to find people outside her school who have a similar personality, and won't be bothered that she's not talkative or sporty..






share|improve this answer




















  • This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
    – anongoodnurse♦
    15 mins ago












up vote
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up vote
3
down vote









This is a very distressing problem to encounter. Unfortunately kids can be kind of cruel, and traits like sweet and nice unfortunately don't necessarily make a child popular.



Trying to get other kids to play with her I don't think will help. A child who isn't welcome in the game is very likely to be bullied.



What I would recommend, would be to try to help her to become more resilient, and help her learn to cope better when other kids refuse to play with her.



Also you could look for other opportunities for her to socialise away from her normal school group. You could look for extracurricular activities she might like. Dance, or art, or music etc. She might be able to find people outside her school who have a similar personality, and won't be bothered that she's not talkative or sporty..






share|improve this answer












This is a very distressing problem to encounter. Unfortunately kids can be kind of cruel, and traits like sweet and nice unfortunately don't necessarily make a child popular.



Trying to get other kids to play with her I don't think will help. A child who isn't welcome in the game is very likely to be bullied.



What I would recommend, would be to try to help her to become more resilient, and help her learn to cope better when other kids refuse to play with her.



Also you could look for other opportunities for her to socialise away from her normal school group. You could look for extracurricular activities she might like. Dance, or art, or music etc. She might be able to find people outside her school who have a similar personality, and won't be bothered that she's not talkative or sporty..







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  • This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
    – anongoodnurse♦
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  • This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
    – anongoodnurse♦
    15 mins ago















This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
– anongoodnurse♦
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This is pretty much what I'd have answered (without the bullying part. Who knows what causes that!) Also, arrange for one-on-one play dates.
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