How To Build A Growth-Mindset In Kids
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Aug. 31, 2023

Looking back, many parents of older children acknowledge that, while they did their best, there are plenty of things they would’ve done differently based on what they know now. Because of course they do. No one gets all of it right. Regret isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Instead, it’s a reminder that growth ([link removed]) is an ongoing process and there are always new lessons for those who remain willing to learn.

But it does help to learn from those who’ve been there so you can sidestep the issues they raise. We recently asked a group of men of different ages and locations about the lessons they wish they taught their kids sooner. Whether explaining to them the value of asking for help, the importance of saving money, or the joy of learning, they offered the wisdom they wished they’d passed down to their kids a lot sooner. Consider their responses and take the opportunity to start teaching some as of yet untaught lessons of your own.
WISDOM
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The Life Lesson I Wish I Taught My Kids A Lot Sooner, According To 12 Dads ([link removed])

There are always lessons to share. Here’s what these men would’ve prioritized if they could turn back the clock. ([link removed])
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I think they would’ve been better off learning that any sort of progress is a victory, no matter how small.

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HIGH HOPES
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The Big Lesson Parents Of High-Achieving Kids Must Teach Again And Again ([link removed])

For kids to reach the top of their ability, they need to be challenged often, fail often, then try again. ([link removed])
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YOU WANT THE TRUTH?
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All Kids Lie, But With These 3 Parenting Tricks They Lie A Lot Less ([link removed])

Here’s what you should remember when trying to help kids tell the truth more consistently. ([link removed])
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THE DAD SPECIAL
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Chef Marc Forgione's "Eggy Pizza" Is A Perfect Breakfast For Toddlers ([link removed])

The acclaimed restaurateur and Iron Chef makes mornings fun for his 3-year-old with this healthy recipe.
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