What’s a fun way to talk about failure to kids?
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Share your own “epic fails”! Nothing bonds like laughing over your misadventures. “Remember that time I tried to bake cookies and ended up with a kitchen disaster? Now I’m a pro!” It normalizes failure and shows them it’s all part of the journey. And why not create a “failure wall” at home, where they can proudly display their best learning moments?