I don't know if you've ever dealt with children, but some kids are born shy.
They hide behind the skirts of their mothers. It takes them a while to get used to you. But when they get used to you, they won't shut up.
Some kids just aren't impressed with crowds. They'd rather spend some quiet time doing something they want to do, as opposed to doing something that other people want them to do. They are driven by their internal energy not the external environment.
Introversion seems to be socially worse in boys than girls, as girls are heavily socialized to be extroverts and outgoing - but our society then throws on a hierarchy when they go to the primarily socializing factor, school.
WIA
They hide behind the skirts of their mothers. It takes them a while to get used to you. But when they get used to you, they won't shut up.
Some kids just aren't impressed with crowds. They'd rather spend some quiet time doing something they want to do, as opposed to doing something that other people want them to do. They are driven by their internal energy not the external environment.
Introversion seems to be socially worse in boys than girls, as girls are heavily socialized to be extroverts and outgoing - but our society then throws on a hierarchy when they go to the primarily socializing factor, school.
WIA