Ce să nu-i spui copilului după antrenament sau competiție. De ce uneori e mai bine să taci • Newsweek România

After sports events, parents often feel compelled to discuss their child's performance, but research suggests that silence may be more beneficial. A study found that during car rides home, 59% of the time was spent in silence, with only 13% discussing sports. This quiet time allows children to process their emotions without immediate analysis. Children often recognize their mistakes and may need time before discussing them. Experts recommend that parents express enjoyment in watching their child play and let the child lead any conversation about performance. This approach helps avoid unnecessary pressure and allows for a more supportive environment.