Sometimes when your child is working on something that's level appropriate but challenging enough to give them a little push, they might experience frustration...and that is OK. *SAVE this as a reminder* In fact, it's a good thing. It means they are learning, growing and the skill they are working on is expanding their mind. They have to come at the problem from different angles, think outside the box, fail and try again. As a parent, it can be hard not to jump right in to help. But if you step back and let them take the lead, you're encouraging them to problem solve, practice resilience and independence. The confidence boost and the life skills they get from that are invaluable ✨ Ps this puzzle is from @lovevery 's Enthusiast Play Kit for months 28-30. We are a Lovevery family and highly recommend the kits which include developmentally appropriate learning opportunities for your child at any stage from 0-3 years old. Currently $30 off through the weekend !