Fredericksburg Parent

August 2020

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28 Fredericksburg Parent and Family • August 2020 Resilience is an important skill to have throughout life, but what does resilience mean? It's coming back from challenges with a positive attitude instead of a defeatist one. It's a lack of whining and complaining…doing what needs to be done while learning from the adversity. It includes problem solving instead of problem creating. It's picking yourself up and moving on, being made better in the process while also learning something. Trying to Raise a Resilient Child? WRITTEN BY KERRIE MCLOUGHLIN In a Fatherly.com article, Lizzy Francis wrote, "It is up to parents to give [kids] the coping skills they'll need, and to teach kids resilience: how to bounce back from setbacks and to overcome frustrations. Raising resilient children means raising kids who are independent, confident, curious, caring, and patient." Of course, you want to raise resilient, problem-solving children able to roll with the punches life will inevitably throw, so check out some common mistakes to watch out for along the way. article, Lizzy Francis wrote, "It is up to parents Don't Make These 5 Mistakes!

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