I think that u need to discuss with ur child about her emotions. Although they are still young but they di understand somewhat. They behave tha way because sometimes they are unable to express themselves - whether angry, scared, upset etc - sometimes they just lash it out by hitting. U got to acknowledge their feelings, help them recognise what is that emotion that they are feeling and go through with them how they can express themselves more properly. - so hat they know what to do next time (this requires a period of rehearsing). Another thing is that they may not behave the same way with outsiders or in a different environment, so the hitting may or may not happen. Lots of loving affirmations definitely will increase their confidence and make them less timid. After a short adjusting period and encouraging her to play with friends etc, she should not be feeling that timid about it anymore. All the best
I suggest discussing this with her class teachers and principal and find out what is the teachers and school's policy/approach when a students hit each other and what they would do when a child cries excessively. Would they carry the child away, timeout? (Hopefully not) etc.. Then you may consider following the same approach such that there's consistency in how you as parents and the school caregivers would react when she hits. I find that giving my child positive affirmations builds her confidence. Eg: "thank you for picking up your clothes, that's very responsible of you." Or "thank you for telling me that you need a milk instead of crying" or "thank you for putting your cup on the table, that was very helpful." My child was very timid and shy but she became very sociable and independent after going to cc.
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