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1. littleninjaparenting.com › my-son-is-failingMy Son Is Failing (Different Stages & Ages Addressed)

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   My son is failing is a sentence most parents think or say at some point, but it’s not hopeless. Sons fail at school, sports, relationships, careers, and life choices at one time or more in their lives. Parents should maintain tough love to properly guide their sons back onto the right path.

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3. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogTalking About Failure with Your Adolescent - Psychology Today

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   Feb 19, 2019 · You can’t grow through adolescence without experiencing failure. Frustrating at best, disheartening at worst, failure can cause a serious sense of worthlessness when a painful incident is...

4. time.com › 5467232So Your Child Has Failed. Here’s What to Do Next | TIME

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   Dec 6, 2018 · When a child fails, think of two goals. The first is comfort. Parents need to convey how much they care and can be relied upon. This may seem a little obvious, and so most parents stop there....

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5. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogSay These Words to Help Your Struggling Adult Child Succeed

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   Jun 7, 2020 · Your struggling adult child is likely emotionally immature and needs you to coach him or her to handle emotions and communicate more effectively.

6. www.fatherly.com › parenting › how-to-talk-to-aHow to Talk to a Child About Failure Without Scaring Them

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   Oct 13, 2021 · The Three-Pronged Approach to Talking to a Kid About Failure. Adopt a confrontational approach to failure. Ask kids about their feelings rather than insist they should move past them. Teach that failure can be enhancing instead of debilitating. Demonstrate that kids can grow their abilities through failure.

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7. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogWhy Parents Should Let Their Kids Fail - Psychology Today

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   Sep 27, 2021 · Happiness. Why Parents Should Let Their Kids Fail. Let them fail now so they can be successful later. Posted September 27, 2021 | Reviewed by Devon Frye. Letting Our Children Fail. Source: Pexels...

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   Do children fail?

   • J ust like adults, children sometimes fail. And when they do, parents too often do not react. They figure that failure is a part of life—that it teaches an important lesson. But that may not actually be the case. While tough love worked fine for parents when they were children, we know more now about child psychology.

   So Your Child Has Failed. Here’s What to Do Next | TIME

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   What should parents do if a child fails?

   • When a child fails, think of two goals. The first is comfort. Parents need to convey how much they care and can be relied upon. This may seem a little obvious, and so most parents stop there. But there is a second aim: helping children build toward future success by developing persistence.

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   How can parents help children learn from failure?

   • And we have a better understanding of what methods truly help children learn from failure. When a child fails, think of two goals. The first is comfort. Parents need to convey how much they care and can be relied upon. This may seem a little obvious, and so most parents stop there.

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   Should a child learn about failure?

   • In most situations, it’s the default option. Happily, failures exist on a continuum from “gee that sucked” to “everybody’s dead” and the stakes for kids generally lean toward the low. For parents, that means there’s a window early in a child’s life when they can learn about failure and its consequences without suffering real ramifications.

   How to Talk to a Child About Failure Without Scaring Them - Fatherly

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   How do parents talk about their own failures?

   • Haimovitz is currently working on a study exploring, in part, how parents’ talk about their own failures influence their children. She notes that when parents notice they’re internalizing or globalizing their own failures, they can stop and correct themselves, out loud, in front of their kid.

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   How do parents feel about failure?

   • “If parents themselves are getting really freaked out and stressing about failure, kids pick up on that.” Parents telegraph that stress to their kids in different ways. It can manifest in wondering aloud if the kid will ever get better. Vocal worries and even overt emotional comforting can be a sign of parental stress.

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9. www.npr.org › sections › health-shotsHow To Teach Children That Failure Is The Secret To Success - NPR

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   May 6, 2016 · Is failure a positive opportunity to learn and grow, or is it a negative experience that hinders success? How parents answer that question has a big influence on how much children think they...