We tend to tell children that they can be anything they want to be. What we say less often is how to figure out what that might be.
Helping children discover new interests is not about finding one perfect passion — it is about giving them the time, space, and opportunities to explore what they enjoy.
Discovering a genuine passion, something that pulls a child's attention naturally...
Consider for a moment what your daughter was interested in at the age of seven.
A child’s early interests are not just passing phases — they are often the first signs of how they think, learn, and engage with the world.
Perhaps it was horses, or coding, or drawing maps of imaginary countries. Perhaps it was reading, chemistry kits, or cataloguing every bird she spotted in the garden...