Trust in your child's innate creativity and potential from "summary" of The Artist's Way for Parents by Julia Cameron,Emma Lively
Trusting in your child's innate creativity and potential is essential when it comes to nurturing their artistic abilities. It is about believing in their unique gifts and talents, and allowing them the space and freedom to explore and express themselves creatively. By having faith in your child's capabilities, you are affirming their value and worth as an individual. When you trust in your child's creativity, you are acknowledging their inherent ability to think outside the box, to see the world in a different light, and to come up with innovative ideas and solutions. This kind of trust encourages them to take risks, to experiment, and to push the boundaries of what is possible. It empowers them to embrace their creativity wholeheartedly, without fear or self-doubt. By recogn...
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