There are three main aspects of social phobia in young children: 1. In public places, such as kindergartens, playgrounds, shopping malls, relatives and friends’ homes, relatively unfamiliar or crowded environments, young children will appear inexplicably panic, while causing nervousness and anxiety; 2. In crowded environments, they are afraid to look strangers in the eye face to face, afraid to carry on a conversation, blushing and incoherent when talking, and even Some children cry inexplicably when they come into contact with strangers. These are the clinical symptoms of social phobia in young children. The causes of social phobia in young children are mainly related to the family environment, such as less contact with people since childhood, parents rarely take their children outside to interact with children of the same age, resulting in inexplicable panic when contacting strangers, or when interacting in public places may have been unexpectedly frightened or have had an accident, forming a subconscious psychological shadow, which can also lead to social phobia. This can lead to social phobia.