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Stop telling kids they can do anything—what parents can say instead to raise successful kids, says psychologist

  • Posted on August 23, 2026
  • By CNBC
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  • 1 min read
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Psychologist Juli Fraga challenges the popular parenting mantra that children can achieve anything, revealing how this unconditional praise may undermine realistic goal-setting and resilience. Drawing from two decades of professional experience, she explores the psychological impact of inflated expectations and offers evidence-based alternative approaches parents can employ to foster genuine confidence, intrinsic motivation, and sustainable success in their children's development.

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Stop telling kids they can do anything—what parents can say instead to raise successful kids, says psychologist
Stop telling kids they can do anything—what parents can say instead to raise successful kids, says psychologist

"Parents don’t even realize they’re relaying a false message," says psychologist Juli Fraga, who's spent 20+ years working with parents. What to say instead.
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