I’ve worked with over 1,000 kids—the ones with the best people skills use these 6 phrases
Strong people skills involve setting clear boundaries and communicating them effectively. Children who excel in these skills prioritize safety, self-advocacy, and emotional awareness in their relationships. They also focus on listening and respecting others, even amidst differences.
- ▪Strong people skills are distinct from people-pleasing.
- ▪Children with good people skills communicate their boundaries assertively.
- ▪They prioritize emotional awareness and self-advocacy in relationships.
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Strong people skills are not the same as people-pleasing. Instead, these kids are able to set clear boundaries for how they want to be treated. And they feel comfortable communicating their boundaries effectively, respectfully, and assertively in the moment. They prioritize safety, self-advocacy, and emotional awareness in their relationships. In addition to sharing their needs, they also work to listen, hear, and respect others, even when there are differences.Kelsey Mora is Certified Child Life Specialist and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who provides custom support, guidance, and resources to parents, families, and communities impacted by medical conditions, trauma, grief, and everyday life stress.
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