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Worried Your Child Isn’t Making the Friends They Deserve?

Get 7 Simple, Research-Backed Strategies to Help Them Connect

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What Happens If Nothing Changes?

More Screen Time, Less Connection

Your child may retreat into solo screen time—watching, scrolling, or gaming alone instead of forming real friendships.

No Real Friendships

Without consistent social outlets, your child may go weeks—or months—without meaningful peer connection.

Feeling Left Out or Overlooked

Whether at school, in group activities, or online spaces, your child might feel like they don’t belong anywhere.

And that worry is real.
When kids don’t feel connected, confidence fades, anxiety grows, and the longer it goes on, the harder it becomes to catch up socially.

🟢 But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

What’s In the Guide—And How it Helps

7 practical tools to support your child’s social growth
Gentle strategies that don’t add pressure or overwhelm
Ideas for home, school, and online settings
Advice for shy, anxious, or neurodivergent kids
A better way to think about screen time and connection

You’ll walk away with ideas you can use today—and a sense of hope for what’s possible.

You’re Not Alone—And There Is a Better Way

If you’ve watched your child struggle to connect—or quietly retreat into their own world—you’re not alone.
We’ve talked to thousands of parents who feel just like you: unsure what to try next, but certain their child deserves more.

At Guild of Imagination, we’ve helped over 3,000 families find a better way.
Through guided, small-group online clubs (like D&D, VR, and creative games), kids discover friendships, grow in confidence, and feel like they truly belong.

This guide shares the strategies that work—and starts the journey toward connection.

Let’s Help Your Child Connect, One Step At A Time

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Get 7 actionable strategies parents are using right now to support their kids socially.

Try One Tip This Week

Whether it’s a new question, routine, or mindset shift—you’ll have ideas you can use right away.

Give Them a Space to Thrive

And when you're ready, we’ll show you how small, guided groups can help your child feel safe, included, and excited to connect.