15 stories that start badly to learn how to fail

15 light-hearted stories, all finely explained by family psychotherapist Geneviève Djenati. Great ideas are often born from their authors' ability to make mistakes and not stop in frustration. Mistakes can be turned into positive experiences. Parents, grandparents and educators tend to want to protect children from the pitfalls they may encounter, but what would courage and self-esteem be without these obstacles to overcome? These 15 stories enable children to change their view of mistakes, so that they are no longer synonymous with a fault, but rather with an opportunity to try something new. Their analysis helps adults to guide children in this direction. Mistakes to learn: to welcome a change of plan; to put up with the unpredictable; to give up habits; to overcome forgetting one's cuddly toy; to transform a failure; to persevere after a setback; to assess the difficulty of a task; to accept oneself; to enjoy learning; from one's mistakes; to put up with a broken promise; to assert oneself in front of others; to accept adult oversights; to become autonomous; to estimate one's limits.