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Failing Forward: Why kids need to stumble
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Hey Bestie! In this episode, we explore the essential role failure plays in a child's development. We'll discuss how allowing kids to experience setbacks isn't a sign of neglect but a powerful tool for growth. Failure builds resilience, encouraging children to face challenges head-on and bounce back stronger. It fosters critical problem-solving skills, teaching them how to analyze situations, adapt, and find solutions. Most importantly, failure promotes growth and learning, helping kids understand that mistakes are a natural part of progress and can lead to personal and academic development. Tune in to learn why failing forward is one of the greatest gifts we can give our children.
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Music intro & exit clip credit: Miami Sunset-JAK @RFM_NCM Radio
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