Published Sep 21, 2023
High-Achieving Kids: The culture of never enough
Emily Oster and Jennifer B. Wallace delve into the intense pressures faced by high-achieving kids in a culture of never enough, emphasizing the significance of fostering a sense of mattering, resilience, and self-worth in children. They provide insightful strategies for parents to create supportive environments that prioritize affection over criticism, helping children thrive beyond their achievements.

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