Actually, I don’t think it’s good to reward children too often. If kids get something for almost everything, they might start expecting rewards all the time, which isn’t healthy. It can also make them less motivated to do things for themselves. Sometimes, it makes them impatient or focused only on the reward rather than the activity. It can create unnecessary pressure, too, because they feel they always have to perform. In my opinion, praising and encouraging them now and then is much better. So they learn that putting in effort matters and feel proud without expecting a reward every time.

Well, I think giving children rewards fairly often can be helpful in some cases. For example, I’ve noticed that a small reward can really motivate kids when they’re learning something new. It also helps them build confidence, especially if they’re a bit shy or nervous about trying. Rewards can make learning more fun, too, because it feels like a little game rather than a chore. I’ve seen that when children know their effort is appreciated, they start trying harder naturally. Well, and in the long run, it can help them develop good habits, like finishing tasks and not giving up easily. Of course, it’s important not to overdo it, otherwise they might expect a reward for everything. But overall, I think it’s a useful tool if done thoughtfully.