Number 6: Blank face expression.
All of a sudden, have you ever talked to a kid and suddenly their face goes all blank? It’s like a magic trick but not the fun kind. For these kids, it’s a sign that something inside them just switched off. It might be because they’re feeling overwhelmed or anxious. Their face becomes a mask, hiding all the emotions they’re trying to deal with.
It’s not them being rude or ignoring you; it’s their way of coping when the world around them gets a bit too much. This sudden blank face isn’t just about them being mysterious; it’s about recognizing when they need a moment to collect themselves. Creating a safe space for them to open up can make a world of difference.
Number 7: Afraid of new people.
Picture this, the new kid walks into class, and suddenly one of the kids in the corner looks terrified. It’s not shyness; it’s fear. For these kids, new faces aren’t just unfamiliar; they’re downright scary. They’ve been through so much unpredictability that trust becomes hard for them.
Making friends or even talking to someone new can feel like stepping into a danger zone. It’s not about them being unfriendly; it’s about the fear they carry from their past. This fear of new people isn’t just about making excuses for them; it’s about helping them feel secure enough to open up to the world without the constant fear of getting hurt.
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