Pride in your talented child is a normal phenomenon, because in many ways, parents help children to reveal their abilities. And if even at first glance, any special abilities are not visible, most often an attentive parent will be able to identify them.
Instructions
Step 1
Look closely at what the child is interested in the most. Encourage his hobbies. even if they don't seem serious enough to you. Enroll him in a circle or club on the topic that interests him.
Step 2
Choose educational games and entertainment for your child according to his age and level of development. Do not seek too early development, as it can be detrimental in other areas. For example, a preschooler should not be burdened with a large number of foreign language lessons, because he has not yet fully mastered his native language. It will be more useful in this situation to better master the Russian language through reading, for example, aloud, and communicating with parents. Due to this, the child will develop and enrich speech, which will subsequently have a positive effect on his performance in school.
Step 3
Set a positive example for your child. If he often sees books in the hands of his parents, this will increase his interest in reading. On the contrary, the lack of a home library and the constant viewing of entertainment television programs by adults will not contribute to the child's desire for knowledge.
Step 4
To determine a child's artistic talents, develop their aesthetic taste. It is useful to visit exhibitions and theatrical performances with him. For a start, it is best to choose visits for short and understandable events. for example, familiarization with classical theatrical art should start with a one-act ballet, and not with the opera Boris Godunov.
Step 5
Encourage your child's desire to develop in any area, do not abuse criticism. It is possible that the results will be poor when starting music or dancing. Nevertheless, it is better to once again praise the child for at least diligence. Remember that everyone around him will be objective - fellow practitioners, teachers, outsiders. Therefore, the parent can afford to be subjective in the perception of the child's success to support him.
