Allow for creative messiness from "summary" of The Artist's Way for Parents by Julia Cameron,Emma Lively
Creativity is messy. It's chaotic and unpredictable. It doesn't always follow a neat and tidy path. And that's okay. In fact, it's more than okay - it's necessary. Creativity thrives in the midst of messiness. It needs room to breathe, to explore, to make mistakes, to try things out and see what happens. It needs space to play, to experiment, to take risks. And as parents, it's our job to create that space for our children. Allowing for creative messiness means letting go of our need for control and perfection. It means embracing the mess, the chaos, the uncertainty. It means giving our children the freedom to explore their creativity in their own way, on their own terms. It means allowing them to make a mess, to make mistakes, to learn from failure. It means encouraging them to think outside the box, to color ou...
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