Children’s biggest social fears include being made fun of, left out and teased ...Middle East

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CHILDREN’S biggest social fears include being made fun of, left out, and teased about how they look, research found. A poll of 1,000 children aged six to 11 discovered 29 per cent worry about someone teasing them over the clothes they wear. GettyChildren’s biggest social fears include being made fun of, left out, and teased about how they look[/caption] And 26 per cent fret about being the only one in their class who wasn’t invited to a party. It also emerged 47 per cent have found themselves in situations where they weren’t sure if friends were joking with them, or actually being mean. A third admitted that, at some point, they have felt as though they don’t ‘fi

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