Encourage problemsolving and decision-making from "summary" of Raising Human Beings by Ross W. Greene
When we encourage kids to solve their problems and make their own decisions, we are helping them develop crucial skills that will serve them well in the long run. For many parents, the instinct is to step in and solve problems for their children, believing that this is the best way to protect and support them. However, this approach can actually hinder a child's development by not allowing them to learn how to navigate challenges on their own. By encouraging problem-solving and decision-making, we are teaching children to think critically, consider different perspectives, and come up with creative solutions. This process helps them build important skills such as fl...
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