“Being introverted is not something to outgrow; it is something to accept and grow into—and even to cherish.” - Susan Cain
Cautious to Confident: Secrets to Encourage Even the Most Wary Child
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Topics: Skills Learned at Summer Camp Inclusivity Overcoming Fear
Kids Overcoming Fear: Inspiring Outdoor Adventures that Will Give You Goosebumps
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Kids Overcoming Fear: Inspiring Outdoor Adventures that Will Give You Goosebumps
Take a moment to think back on your childhood. Remember those long summer days when your greatest concern was getting back home before dusk? Your main responsibilities consisted of making sure your room was clean and helping with chores around the house every once in awhile. Ok, now that you've successfully time-traveled, think about a time when you were faced with a decision to overcome a childhood fear when trying something new. Maybe you were a little nervous at first or maybe even flat out terrified to step outside of your comfort zone. After some encouragement (or persistent convincing) from a friend or relative, you finally built up enough courage to get on that bicycle, jump into the deep end of that pool or try that weird, new food. Afterwards, you felt like you were on top of the world and nothing could stop you (ok, maybe not after you tried brussels sprouts for the first time but you get the point)!
Topics: summer camp Skills Learned at Summer Camp Overcoming Fear