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What To Do When Your Kids Fail?
Kids may do well some times and may fail at times. There could be many reasons for academical failure and its okay to fail. Read on to know what to do when your kids fail...
All parents want their kids to perform well in academics. It is natural to desire growth and success for your kid. But what if your over-ambitious nature turns into a curse?
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Yes, kids may do well some times and may fail at times. There could be many reasons for academical failure and its okay to fail.
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Failure is a part of life and that is what you may need to tell your kids instead of punishing them. Now, here are some more reasons why you may need to digest your kid's failure and help your kid improve.
Failure
Is
A
Steeping
Stone
For
Success
If
your
kid
fails
in
the
academics,
find
ways
to
make
him
or
her
get
through
the
exams
next
time.
That
is
the
only
solution.
Only
Encouragement
Motivates
Kids
Pointing
out
the
failures
could
only
make
your
kid
feel
unworthy
and
depressed.
On
the
contrary,
encouragement
could
motivate
your
kid
to
achieve
more.
If
you
want
your
kid
to
progress
well,
choose
a
positive
approach.
Punishments
Cause
Fear
Many
studies
claim
that
punishments
breed
fear
in
the
kids.
Fear
may
prove
counter
productive
as
your
kid
may
hate
academics
in
the
future.
Bitterness
And
Resentment
May
Cause
Hatred
What
if
your
kid
grows
up
to
hate
you?
Well,
repeated
insults
and
punishments
could
break
the
bonds
between
the
parent
and
the
child.
Self
Esteem
Issues
When
you
link
the
identity
of
your
kid
with
academic
performance,
he
or
she
may
soon
suffer
low
self-esteem
issues
especially
when
academic
performance
issues
arise.
So,
raise
a
healthy
kid
by
treating
him
well
irrespective
of
academic
performance.
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