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Discover your child’s talents

Empty bottles, match boxes, food containers, egg cartons, and packaging of appliances and equipment are a good way to reveal your child’s talent and know his tendencies and interests.

Hala Al-Sharouni, an expert in illustration and story-telling, explains that in the beginning, the matter requires the mother to be patient and give up her desire for the house to be free of contents that she sees as structures that must be disposed of immediately after use. She must not be stingy with some words of praise and praise for everything that her child does.

The Egyptian newspaper Al-Ahram quoted Dr. Hala said: The mother can provide the opportunity for children to do such work, even if they are not specialized. Faggala libraries, for example, are full of many cheap books with titles: Such as: make your own, and its price ranges between one and two pounds, and the child can use it, while using the environmental waste that you dispose of daily; Such as: empty bottles and leftover pens that can be used for many purposes, as well as leftover fabrics and colored ribbons. With these simple capabilities, the child will be able to make things that give him skills that may turn into hobbies, and then into professionalism.

She adds that the mother’s role is to monitor the child; Until you discover his tendencies and talents, and learn about his abilities and the quality of his intelligence; To direct him to what is compatible with these abilities, as intelligence is multiple, including logical-mathematical intelligence that distinguishes engineers, musical intelligence, physical-kinetic intelligence necessary for champion athletes, spatial intelligence for specialists in the field of the environment, including its history and geography, social intelligence that qualifies its possessor to work in the field of public relations, and the like, and personal intelligence, whose possessor is distinguished by the ability to express oneself; Such as: actors, writers, and poets

It is desirable for the child to cooperate with his colleagues and friends in these tasks, and there is no objection to adults helping him if he wishes to do so, and there is also no objection to them advising him to be gentle and calm about the importance of tidying up the place after completing the work. Because all of these things will give the child respect for the importance of teamwork, cooperation, and helping others

It is important, as Hala Al-Sharouni says, for the child to hear words of flattery, praise, and praise for any work he does, or anything he produces. So that his confidence in himself and in others, who are expected to encourage him, is not shaken.