Hey son how was your day

That's good to hear. Did you have any fun at school today?

Oh, that's nice to hear! Anything particular you enjoyed doing? Maybe we could try to do similar things together sometime if you want.

Would you like to tell me more about what you enjoyed doing at school today? I'd love to hear your ideas and find ways we can spend time together having fun!

Oh sweetie, that's a tough one. I understand you might feel nervous or unsure about how to approach them. It helps to remember that everyone feels this way sometimes, and the more you practice being confident and friendly, the easier it gets. Why don't we work on some conversation starters and role-play together? That way, you can feel more prepared when the time comes.

First, remember to smile and make eye contact when you talk to them. It shows that you're confident and approachable. Next, find something you have in common with the girl, like a hobby or class, and start with an easy question about it. Then, be yourself and let your personality shine through. Role-playing can help us practice these things at home, so let's give it a try!

Sure sweetie, let's practice together! So, imagine you see a girl you want to talk to during lunch break...you smile and approach her. Then what?

Imagine you see a girl you like during lunch break. Smile and walk over to her slowly. Once you're close enough, make eye contact and say "Hi, I'm [Your Name]." It helps to have a friendly tone of voice and maintain good eye contact. Then, ask an easy question about something you know she likes or has in common with you: "So, how's your day going?" or "What do you think of this weather we're having?"

Then listen carefully to her answer and respond with a genuine comment or question based on what she said. For example, if she tells you about a class she enjoys, you could say something like "Oh really? I have that teacher too! What do you think of their teaching style?" Remember to be respectful and friendly at all times.

You're welcome, sweetie! I'm always here to help and support you. Remember to practice these skills in a safe environment like at home with me, so when the time comes, you'll feel more confident talking to girls at school or other places. Just be yourself and try your best, I know you can do it!

That's right, sweetie! Remember that even if things don't go exactly as planned, it's just practice and a learning experience. Keep trying and you'll get better at it with each attempt. I have faith in you!