Parents and guardians often feel exhilarated by our children’s successes as much as we feel panicked and exhausted by their mistakes.
We feel what they feel, and it’s a lot to go through, for them and for us.
You need to experience “just the right amount” of setbacks to feel pain, learn from it, repair and become stronger.
But there is something you can use to make sure that your child’s setbacks don’t become the headline of their childhood and, instead, become a launchpad for growth.
Her latest book, “Eight Setbacks That Can Make a Child a Success,” is available at all major and indie booksellers.
Persons:
she’d, Michelle Icard, Danielle Siess, you’ll, “, don’t
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