What's the Best Way to Raise Children? Issue 10 Home Page

Both Success and Failure Teach Character Photo: S. Peters Although encouraging children to be successful is good for them, letting them face their failure is also an important lesson for them. Yu-Ling Hsieh from Taiwan Failure and success are both important to build character. Children can't learn how to face failure if they never fail. No one is always successful. Everyone will meet failure throughout his or her whole life. Although encouraging children to be successful is good for them, letting them face their failure is also an important lesson for them. Our children will face a more complex world than we do. We can't be by their side forever. We hope they can handle everything. That's why we should teach them to face everything, both good and bad, and to learn from everything, both failure and success. More on raising children: Don't Make a Big Deal Out of Failure Kids Learn More From Their Failures Parents Need to Teach Their Children How to Behave Thoughts on Raising Our Children Well You Remember More When You Cry Than When You Smile Teach Your Children Not to Hesitate to Make Mistakes The Key is Common Sense Parents Know the Best Way Return to: What's the Best Way to Raise Children? | Issue 10 | Home Page TOPICS Online Magazine - ©1997-2007 - Sandy and Thomas Peters - topics mag@gmail.com