Courage & Bravery
Trying something new, speaking up, staying in an uncomfortable situation, or pushing through fear takes courage — and courage is not a personality trait children either have or do not have. It is a skill that grows every time a child is supported through a hard moment rather than rescued from it.
In this category, you'll learn how to: use language that acknowledges how hard something feels while also communicating your confidence that your child can do it. You will learn how to stay close without taking over, how to celebrate the attempt not just the outcome, and how to help your child build a track record of getting through things they thought they could not. That track record becomes the foundation of genuine bravery.
