Children can believe in themselves as many times as they fall

Between "raising a child to avoid failure" and "raising a child who can get back up after failing,"
which is better?

I believe it is overwhelmingly the latter.

I believe it is overwhelmingly the latter.


This is because children who do not experience failure
only know how to succeed.

When they stumble for the first time,
they won't know what to do.

However,
"stumble -> recover emotionally -> try again"

Children who learn this process while they are young
have the strength to overcome any situation in life.

What parents should provide is
not the "correct answer," but "trust & security."

The courage to let go.
The strength to trust and watch over them.

That is how children truly become strong.

For those who found this article helpful:
📖 Related article
▶︎ The words you say on a day they fail will change their future

🧭 For those who want to organize their own approach (Type diagnosis: 1 minute)

🌱 For those who want to talk individually (Information on individual consultations)

📚 Now on sale on Amazon Kindle
Reached #1 in new releases in the Education & Parenting category!
Ranked #1 in 11 categories🥇