Dan76
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He thinks that he is a pro in all the sports activities he does.
my 6.5 years old eldest boy , whenever he does a sports activity, after many sessions , he tells me I dont want to go anymore I know how to play and I dont need anyone to teach me anymore. I dont know how to deal with him, is it because he doesnt like the activity as it gets harder , or because he thinks highly of himself which shows in other subject as studies as well.( He is excellent at school).
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Sports and athletics
> 60 days ago
Answers (1)
Celebrate his self esteem! Encourage him with positive comments: "I see you can do that skill really well! I wonder what new skill we'll learn at the next practice".
My son is older and tends to over-inflate his abilities as well. I think it's good to be interested in improving and learning. Challenge him to take the next step or level to be the best. Good luck!
My son is older and tends to over-inflate his abilities as well. I think it's good to be interested in improving and learning. Challenge him to take the next step or level to be the best. Good luck!
> 60 days ago
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