Allow your child to fail, but be ready to prop them back up.
Part of reaching your maximum potential is realizing that you likely will fail several times before you get there. Letting your child try, and fail, is a valuable learning experience. Once your child realizes that ‘winning’ isn’t everything or that ‘success’ isn’t the only outcome, they’ll be more well equipped to deal with it in the future. Still, if your child fails then this is your chance to be there for them and prop them back up.
Allow your child to fail, but be ready to prop them back up
Speak with your child’s teachers.
School shouldn’t be a place that your kid just vanishes to for a few hours every day. It needs to be a place that you connect with as well. Be sure to speak with your child’s teachers as regularly as it is possible. Stay plugged in to the education process and be sure to ask questions to the teacher. Being on the same side as the teacher and working together to help your kid is a great way to help them succeed in life.
Give your child time to be creative without purpose