On the road of children's growth, failures and difficulties are like small stumbling blocks, which make them stumble. Whenever encountering these challenges, children often appear fragile and sensitive, and a pebble can make them fall. As we all know, frustration education is an auxiliary means for children's growth, but every child is unique and they accept setbacks in different ways. So, as parents, how can we help our children face setbacks better?

Listen and understand

When children cry, it is their emotions that tell us their troubles and anxieties. As parents, we need to listen attentively, understand their inner world and help them interpret their emotions.

Embrace setbacks bravely.

Appropriate encouragement, like warm sunshine, can help children face difficulties bravely. We should let children understand that every fall is the only way to success and the mark of their growth.

Professional guidance

If children are too sensitive and feel particularly helpless in the face of setbacks, we might as well seek the help of professionals. Child psychologists and family education counselors are good choices. They can provide professional advice and methods to help children get out of trouble.