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by hermitcrab
993 days ago
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From my experience, the best approach is to get your children to try lots of different things and let them find their own interests. I tried lots of things with my son: https://successfulsoftware.net/2014/01/31/fun-and-geeky-thin... Some he really enjoyed. Other he lost interest in very quickly. It can be frustrating when they quickly lose interest in some toy you have spent your hard earned cash on. But that is the way it goes. One of the things we tried was model rocketry (starting with a small Estes kit) and that was a big success. He has now won competitions, is level 1 certified and wants to study aerospace engineering at University. I guess it is a bit like running a film studio - most of the films lose money, but the occasional blockbuster more than makes up for it. |
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