Review: actually benefit your child
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 14, 2013
A little disappointment can actually benefit your child as long as you teach him how to bounce back from it and cope with failure. Many parents today seem willing to go to ever-greater lengths to protect their kids from the pain of dashed expectations. The irony is that disappointments are actually beneficial for kids. Learning to deal with setbacks helps them develop key characteristics they'll need to succeed, such as coping skills, emotional resilience, creative thinking, and the ability to collaborate. This book is excellent that teaches your children emotional intelligence and building for self-esteem. This is worth to buy!