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No. The potential harm is experiencing failure, in the very field she feels strongly is precious and important to her beloved parents. The potential harm is ha
by avip 9y ago
No. The potential harm is experiencing failure, in the very field she feels strongly is precious and important to her beloved parents.
The potential harm is having a kid less eager to try new things because he's afraid of something.
- adrianratnapala 9y agoI'd think "experiencing failure" is only a problem if a parent persistently tries to push something inappropriate. Otherwise it is just part of life and of growing up. The (minor) failure is still a learning experience, just a moral rather than mathematical one.