Parent's Guide on Praises: The Problem With Overpraising Children

By: M. Taylor, Lester

Are you conscious of the path you are guiding your child down? There are many roads to choose from, but they can all lead in one of two different directions. One path leads to a life of mediocrity and constrained possibilities, while the other paves the way for an abundant life characterized by achievement and success. Positive affirmations like "You are so smart!" or "You have a natural gift!" are common in today's society. The crucial question is whether or not your child receives the proper motivation and encouragement from statements of this nature. Is it possible that they are guiding kids toward mediocrity or do they place a strong emphasis on excellence?

When children are praised for their efforts rather than their intelligence, they are more likely to work harder and see difficulties and failures as opportunities rather than as sources of fear or discouragement. They continue to hone their skills because they are aware that their thinking will influence the choices they make and that they can succeed with hard work. Their future will be shaped by the results of those choices, and a snowball effect will result in a life of greatness.

Many people mistakenly think that complimenting children's intellect would increase their self-esteem and motivation. However, excessive praise may lead to your youngster developing what professionals refer to as...

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BF28PB6T
• ISBN13: 9798353049296
• Release Date: September 2022
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 66 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"