Tips for Helping Your Children Improve Their Social Skills We always want the best for our children, and with back-to-school season readily approaching, we can be apprehensive about our children’s social skills and making friends. While we can’t wave a wand and make our children have excellent social skills and be the most popular kid on the playground, we can help them practice their social skills.  A study by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation suggests that kindergartners who do well with sharing, cooperating, and helping others are more likely to become successful adults with higher education and well-paying jobs than children who struggle with social skills. So, to set our…