Give Children’s Abilities Room to Take Root

Give Children’s Abilities Room to Take Root

A child’s personality develops over time. Find out how to create an environment where their interests and abilities can grow naturally.

A garden needs time, light and care. In much the same way, a child needs a safe space to try new things and encouragement that respects their pace. Every child blossoms differently: one loves asking questions, another creates quietly or learns through movement. You don’t need to know in advance where their interests will lead. Ideas for activities to enjoy together, attentive conversations and everyday opportunities to explore what brings them joy can all help.

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Imagine that your child calls you in the middle of a game with an important question. How do you feel?

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Your child has a peculiar habit that you don't understand. What do you think about it?

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When talking to a child who is looking away and silent, what comes to your mind?

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Your child makes a mistake that you have explained to them several times before. How do you respond?

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The child shows you a drawing that is unusual, full of dark colors. How do you react?

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How would you describe your childhood in three words?

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If you had to imagine that your child has a completely opposite personality than you, what do you feel?

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Your child is doing something just to make you happy. How do you feel?

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If you had to characterize a child as an animal, which one would it be?

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Which environment would best reflect your upbringing?

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