Children are natural creators, and their ability to innovate can take parents by surprise. Their creativity can help them cope with challenges and overcome through unusual life situations.
Creativity is also a powerful tool a kid can use to develop social skills, learn better, and even get self-confidence and self-esteem later in life. Here are seven methods to support your child’s creativity and encourage self-development.
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