About This Book
Reach for this book when your child experiences their first major setback, such as failing a test, losing a championship game, or struggling to master a new skill. It is designed for those moments when a child feels paralyzed by the fear of making a mistake or is weighed down by the shame of not being perfect. The book provides a direct and honest conversation about why failure is not just okay, but necessary for growth. Author Laymon Hicks removes the stigma surrounding mistakes by reframing failure as a powerful tool for learning rather than a reflection of a child's worth. Through clear, bold typography and relatable examples, it moves away from toxic positivity to offer a realistic approach to resilience. It is an essential tool for parents of elementary-aged children who need to build a healthier internal monologue regarding success and perseverance.
