Little Robert took a big bottle of milk from the fridge and was trying to put it on the table and spilled it. Milk seeped all over the floor of the fire room, and it became like an "ocean of milk". At this time, his mother came in, shouted, instead of punishing him, - “Robert, what a wonderful thing you have done? I have never seen milk like this lake. What now? It's over. But you take the opportunity, play in the milk lake for a while, and then let's clean it up." After a few minutes, his mother said, "Robert, whatever you mess up, you have to clean it up later." Now how do you want to clean it? With a brush, with a towel, with prolon? Which do you think is better?" When he asked, the boy chose a drinking bottle and cleaned it together. Then the mother said, "What just happened here can be considered a failed experiment when two small hands tried to transfer the big bottle, but now let's go outside and put water in the big bottle and see if there is a way to go without losing it." The boy, at this time, learned that holding the bottle of water by the neck of the bottle at the bottom of the cap would not lose it. The scientist went on to say, "I realized that I shouldn't be afraid of making mistakes, that mistakes are an opportunity to learn new things, and my fearlessness of mistakes, which I realized at a young age, is amazingly compatible with the basic principles of scientific experiments." "Even if the experiment is not created, it always provides something of value."

If you treat your child's mistakes like Robert's mother, many geniuses can be born. Mom and dad! The happiness of being proud of our children's success and the opportunity for our children to reach heights depends only on us.