The importance of supportive relationships for children from "summary" of Helping Children Succeed by Paul Tough
Supportive relationships are crucial for children’s development and well-being. When children have caring adults in their lives who provide them with love, attention, and guidance, they are more likely to thrive. These relationships can come from parents, teachers, mentors, or other trusted individuals who offer consistent support and encouragement. Research has shown that children who have strong relationships with adults are better equipped to handle challenges and setbacks. These connections provide a sense of security and stability that allows children to feel safe and supported as they navigate the ups and downs of life. In times of stress or difficulty, knowing that there is someone they can turn to for help can make all the difference for a child. Supportive relationships also play a key role in helping children d...
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