Summary
A psychologist, Sarah Lebovitz Suria, shared five key behaviors in children that might indicate future success in life. These behaviors include self-regulation, resilience, curiosity, cognitive flexibility, and prosocial skills. She emphasizes that these traits can help children thrive in various areas but do not guarantee success.
Key Facts
- Sarah Lebovitz Suria is a licensed psychologist and parenting expert.
- She identified five key behaviors that might predict a child's future success.
- The behaviors are the ability to regulate emotions, resilience, curiosity, cognitive flexibility, and teamwork.
- Regulating emotions helps children focus better in school and life.
- Resilience involves bouncing back from challenges like bullying or bad grades.
- Curiosity and hard work contribute to lifelong learning and achievement.
- Cognitive flexibility helps kids adapt to various situations and challenges.
- Teamwork skills involve working well with others and taking feedback.
