Is Letting Kids Fail Key to Raising Resilient Kids?

In order to raise resilient kids who grow up to be resilient adults, psychologist Dr. Lisa Strohman shares she feels parents need to let their kids fail. She says parents are so quick to fix things for their children. She recommends that if your kids don’t do their chores, there needs to be consequences in place.

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[rebellonedog]

So true. I work in a call centre, one of the most stressful jobs. We get a group of new people, half the young people are gone not long after training, another quarter are gone after six months. Some never been disciplined in their life and facing failure and rules for the first time. I had a young person tell me off for telling him not to have his phone on the floor which is a security/privacy breach on the floor. I had to report him due to a contract can be revoked if the client sees it and lose the jobs of hundreds of people.