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It's important to approach the shy girl calmly and respectfully, giving her space and time to feel comfortable. Start with a friendly smile and a simple "hello" in a soft tone, then give her the choice to engage or retreat if she feels overwhelmed. Let her set the pace for the interaction and be patient in building trust.
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