Learning from failure
You can help your teen to self-regulate their emotions by talking to them about the failure

One of the best ways of supporting teenagers is by finding their spark. Finding your child's spark means identifying the thing that they are passionate about. Take a look through the articles below for ways to find that passion and nurture it in a positive way.
You can help your teen to self-regulate their emotions by talking to them about the failure
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