Practical games, conversations, and small everyday tasks can help build children’s confidence and ability to adapt to new situations.
Start by giving your child an age-appropriate task and showing them that the effort matters more than the outcome. You can talk together about what helped, or play a game that lets them try out new solutions. Asking questions that encourage your child to come up with their own ideas is also helpful, rather than immediately solving everything for them. This can help them learn to face challenges with greater confidence.
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