No parent wants their child to suffer disappointments, and often our first adult instinct is to try and solve their dilemmas for them. But watch out: doing so robs kids of the opportunity to find their own solutions. Problem solving is exactly the skill kids need when they’re on their own.
Avoid that temptation of rescuing your kid and solving his problems. Instead, step in only when really needed. Children need to build self-beliefs that say, “I can figure things out for myself.”
Then do let your child know you believe he can.
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