Have you ever watched a child hit their first ball, swim their first lap or read their first book aloud? The mix of joy, pride, fear and relief on their face reveals how challenging first-time experiences can be. Yet, these moments are transformative in a child’s journey toward success, in part because they’re hard. Research from Stanford University shows kids who take on challenges improve their problem-solving skills by 70% — a major key to unlocking their potential.
The secret is to make hard things fun and achievable, so kids learn to enjoy overcoming obstacles. This approach builds confidence and resilience, turning roadblocks into stepping stones for growth.
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