The only thing a child has to experience in the process of growing up is to make mistakes constantly, and then learn something new from them and grow up constantly. As parents, we should allow our children to try and make mistakes.

Hassell and Leto, evolutionary psychologists, once said, "Humans adapt to this world by making mistakes. Not allowing children to try and make mistakes means that we are killing their vitality. Family education in Britain advocates parents to carry out trial and error education and let children do things by themselves. Parents only need to be supervised by the side and do not need too much intervention. In this way, children will learn more knowledge, especially from mistakes.

Children trained in trial and error education know how to avoid risks better. Faced with more complicated things, they will become calmer and more confident than other children.

To err is human. As adults, we can't be sure that we won't make mistakes. How can we ask our children not to make mistakes?

Childhood is the easiest time for a person to receive education. We should educate our children in correct thinking at this time, and let them know that trial and error is allowed, so that they will not be afraid of making mistakes when doing things.

Since we should encourage children to make mistakes, we can't always escort them in front of them. We should let them think boldly and do boldly. We shouldn't tie their hands and feet and stop them from doing it just because they think they can't do it well.

We should remember that children grow up with mistakes again and again. If we always stop them from doing it because they are afraid that they can't do it, then children will be more afraid of failure in society because they have never had the opportunity to try and make mistakes in their past lives.