How to Help your Preschoolers Blossom
Channel: Best 5-Minute Life Hacks
Date: 2020-07-11

This simple method has helped first-grade schoolchildren increase their IQ scores by more than 27 points. By using the Rosenthal effect on preschoolers, you can guide preschool children to fully develop their inborn abilities. This video explains how to help your preschoolers blossom, to achieve the highest levels of success in what they love to do. 

Harvard psychologist, Robert Rosenthal, has shown how to help your preschoolers blossom. He proved that when we treat a particular child as a high performer, that child actually becomes a high performer, irrespective of past performance. The youngest children make the most dramatic gains. On average, first-graders increased their IQ scores by more than 27 points. By using the Rosenthal effect on preschoolers, you can guide preschool children to fully develop their inborn abilities intuitively.

Every child is born with almost limitless potential to achieve the highest levels of success in what they love to do. To develop their vast inborn potential, you just need to guide and treat preschoolers as superstars at all times. They will sense how you feel about them from the way you look at them, the tone of your voice, the way you guide them, and your love for them. Their intuitive intelligence will interpret these non-verbal cues, and guide them to meet your expectations. If these are positive, they will intuitively develop their inborn abilities to live up to your expectations. If these are negative, they will diminish their behavioural scope to avoid criticism and punishment. Therefore, you must treat preschoolers as superstars at all times while nurturing good attitudes and behaviours. That is why William James, the father of American Psychology, said that he can make any healthy child excel in any profession of their choice.  

Here are 5 simple things you can do to help preschoolers fully develop their vast inborn abilities:
1. Forget all prior expectations you had about your child.
These can be about their gender, complexion, build, looks, abilities, etc. 
2. Treat your child as a priceless uncut gem of an unknown type.
This will influence how you treat them every moment of every day.
3. Encourage them, especially when they do something wrong.
Teach them how to transform failures into the pillars of success.
4. Express unconditional love with every look, word, and gesture.
You can’t cheat because they will interpret your non-verbal cues instantly.
5. Inspire them to reach higher in everything they love to do.
Guide preschool children to discover and develop their full potential.

Most importantly, don’t compare them with other children. And don’t be in a hurry to judge their abilities. Just remember that Albert Einstein was slow to talk, socially awkward, and failed in many subjects in school. And Walt Disney’s road to success was paved with countless business failures and setbacks. To use this novel way to help preschoolers blossom, coach them firmly and gently as superstars, with a daily diet unconditional love. 

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