Times of IndiaLean R·
Why kids act different around cousins than classmates, per psychology
When children interact with their cousins, their behavior often contrasts sharply with how they act around classmates. The comfort of family ties leads to playful banter among cousins but might trigger shyness in structured school environments. Families can inadvertently stoke competition during gatherings, making comparisons inevitable. For parents, recognizing these variations is essential to nurture healthy social growth in children.
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