Ever worry about your child’s desire to learn? Are you concerned that they do not feel as smart as other kids, but do not know how to change this outlook? A positive attitude can help them reshape their perspective on learning and what it means to achieve a goal. For years, researchers have looked into the effects of a “growth mindset,” where children focus on learning from their failures rather than worrying about being judged by them. We spoke to the experts at Connecticut Children’s to learn more about SIX ways to develop a child’s Growth Mindset to make them even more successful in life!

Summer is filled with lots of fun, rest, and relaxation. This often means staying up later than usual, waking up later than expected, and more lax rules around tv and technology use. As much fun as summer is, it often flies by in the blink of an eye, and before we...