Just be genuine and show interest. Say something like 'That sounds really interesting, tell me more!'
You could start with a simple compliment like 'Your story is so cool!'.
Just be genuine and show that you're listening. A simple 'That sounds interesting' or 'I can relate' can go a long way.
Just be genuine and friendly. Say something positive or ask a relevant question based on what she shared.
Well, first, listen carefully. Then, you could ask some follow-up questions to show you're engaged. For example, 'How did that make you feel?' or 'What happened next?'
You can respond with a compliment, like 'Your story made my day!' or a light-hearted joke if it fits the mood. Just make sure your response is friendly and respectful of her feelings and the context of the story.
You can also offer positive feedback. If she tells a story about achieving something, like running a marathon, say 'That's incredible! I'm so impressed by your determination and hard work. You should be really proud of yourself.' This encourages her and shows your support.
You can simply say thank you. It's a polite and straightforward response.
You can simply thank her for the reply. For example, say 'Thanks for your comment!'. It's a basic and polite response.
Parents should first communicate with the girl to understand her reasons. If it's just for play, they can play along within reasonable limits. For example, they can get some pretend diapers or use a cloth to wrap around her like a diaper for a short while.
Just listen attentively and show your genuine interest. Say something like, 'That sounds really interesting' or 'I'm here to listen.'