How to Make Your Child Become More Independent

01.08.24 07:20 AM By Makersloft

Seeing your child grow and become more independent is such a rewarding experience for any parent. At MakersLoft, we love helping kids reach this important milestone. In just a few weeks, we often see amazing progress in our students as they learn to do things on their own. Parents often tell us that this independence shows up in other areas of their children's lives, too, like being more responsible with chores or trying new activities.


So, what do we do at MakersLoft to help children, whether they are 2, 5, or 9 years old, become more independent? It’s all about creating a fun and supportive environment where kids can learn and grow. For example, a 2-year-old might start by stacking blocks by themselves, while a 9-year-old could be coding a robot to perform tasks and troubleshooting any issues that come up.




Here are five things we focus on to help kids become more independent:

  1. Hands-on Learning: At MakersLoft, kids get to do things themselves. They build, explore, experiment, and figure things out. Imagine your child building a LEGO tower, testing how tall it can get before it falls. This hands-on experience gives them confidence and helps them learn to solve problems on their own.

  2. Safe Space for Mistakes: We know that making mistakes is part of learning. That’s why we create a space where kids can try new things without worrying about getting it wrong. For example, if their project doesn’t work as planned, they can take it apart and try again. This teaches them that mistakes are just steps toward learning something new.

  3. Encouraging Problem-Solving: In every class, we encourage kids to solve problems themselves. If something isn’t working, we might ask, "What do you think is the issue?" This helps them think through problems and come up with solutions, building their independence.

  4. Celebrating Success: We love celebrating every little success. Whether it's finishing a project or figuring out a tricky problem, we make sure to acknowledge these achievements. This celebration boosts their confidence and encourages them to take on new challenges.

  5. Support and Encouragement: We always encourage and support each child’s efforts. This might be through praise, showcasing their work, or letting them share their projects with others. This positive reinforcement helps them feel good about their progress and motivates them to keep learning and growing.


If you want to help your child become more independent, consider enrolling them in one of MakersLoft’s after-school activities. Our programs offer a fun and engaging way for kids to develop important skills and confidence, setting them up for success in all areas of life. Call us on  +91-9113276016  or contact us on WhatsApp