“Failure is Feedback”
Take a moment to reflect—how do you respond when your child experiences failure?
One of the most powerful statements I use for both myself and my children is, “Failure is feedback.” Instead of seeing setbacks as something negative, I encourage them to view failure as an opportunity to learn and grow.
When they face challenges, I break things down with them: Did you put in enough effort? What could you do differently next time? What did this experience teach you? These questions shift the focus from self-doubt to self-improvement, helping them build resilience and confidence.
Failure isn’t the end—it’s just another step forward. How do you help your child navigate setbacks?
