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I have an eleven years old daughter and she is very obedient and sincere girl. But the only problem she is suffering is that, she is very shy in nature and she doesn’t want to interact with the outside people. If we make her understand, then she always cries and abuses us. I need your help in this matter, please help me.

Your daughter is not a patient of any disease. She just need good and friendly atmosphere. In this environment she will be able to share her personal feelings with you. Your love and affection is her true medicine and your attention is mainly required to make her extrovert.

Posted by: Brandik

Some of teens generally don’t feel too freely to share their problems and inner feelings with others. Your daughter just requires extra care and love. Take her with you wherever you go because there she will interact with lots of people. Interaction with people will bring good changes in her.

Posted by: Susan

Shyness is not a problem but it is a sort of behavioral and motivational problem. You need to get the consultation for your daughter from any qualified counselors in any boot camp. Your daughter might be feeling very alone, so don’t let her feel alone and spend some time with her. She will be perfectly alright in very short span period.

Posted by: Brandik

Your daughter is eleven years of age and at this age children sometimes feel very reserve and shy. So take your daughter to any counselor, and get the best treatment for her. Take the help from his school friend’s and class teachers in order to overcome his fear and shyness trouble. Your daughter will surely get rid of from this shyness problem.

Posted by: Stephen

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