Introduction

 In the modern child-rearing environment, it is becoming increasingly common for parents to become concerned about their child''s creativity. In a world where educational institutions emphasize test scores and the materialistic culture emphasizes competition, many children no longer have an opportunity to explore their abilities and develop their creative skills. This loss of childhood creativity may present a problem in itself but can also be a symptom of a deeper issue with child-rearing methods.

Everyone wants his child to succeed in life, which is why so many parents visit kindergarten teachers to find out how they can help their child get ahead. Unfortunately, educators often find themselves unprepared when confronted with such questions. Because classroom time is precious and every minute must be devoted to preparing children for their creativity.

Here we are presenting ways to enhance your kid''s creativity

1. Getting more child-to-child teaching interaction.

Research has shown that children taught by a child rather than an adult learn better and faster. In addition, the child is not as intimidating as an adult teacher who can be too imposing for some students. You can even arrange a time to teach each other learning so both sides will have fun while learning along.

2. Don''t worry about grades.

Teaching a child according to his/her  abilities, encouraging them to explore the unknown, and then watching it grow makes parents happy. Moreover, research shows that students who study less often achieve better results, primarily because they feel no pressure from being on the verge of failure.

3. Make sure your child is confident in himself and his abilities.

 If he feels that what he does is very good and can be compared with the work of others, then do not discourage him. Discouraging your child blocks their sense of creativity.

Encourage free drawing and childlike spontaneity, and you will see your child''s singular talents. Some artists find inspiration in photo albums, comic books, or just look out the window when they are on a bus ride. This is a great exercise to enhance your child''s creativity.

Do not force a child to draw according to certain rules or principles. First, it limits a child''s creativity, which in turn leads to frustration when learning something new. Second, a child might lose interest in this kind of art after some time. Give them a free environment to grow. This positively affects the child''s creativity. Help your child grow his unique artistic style by regularly buying them paints, brushes, pencils, or other instruments required for creative work. Give a child the freedom to color within the lines. This way the child''s initiative and interest will be restored. Let the child see many different examples of art. It might have a positive influence on a child''s creativity.

Do not overprotect child from making mistakes, because ''mistakes'' are an essential part of learning new things. Mistakes open windows for the growth of a child''s creativity. Don''t box your kid''s mind in the sense of perfection. Rather let them grow and learn from their experience. Make fun while doing creative work together with your child, this will help a child get rid of fear toward new things. This will also develop a positive sense of doing creative things.

When a child is doing creative work, the child usually feels a strong need for help. Listen carefully to the child''s explanations and suggestions. Appreciate them if they innovate something and guide them whenever required.

Do not be too strict with the child when it comes to creative work. Give the child ideas but let the child draw his/her conclusions from them. Let their ideas flow and let the child''s creativity enhance. Shutting your kid''s ideas affects their workflow and ignites fear into them about new things.

Focus on the process of creativity, not just the finished product. You can also observe what you can do to continue the development of a child''s creativity into adulthood. It is very important in terms of future life and learning new skills that a child develops in early childhood. Increased child''s creativity.

We all know that a child''s creativity comes in different shapes and forms. This means a child can be creative in his/her way and there is no specific rule of what child can draw or paint. As a parent, you just have to guide children in the right direction instead of forcing them to follow your ideals. Your child will then learn more about self-discipline which will benefit him/her greatly when growing up.

Childhood doesn''t last forever so parents should teach their kids everything they can before it''s too late. Allow the child to do what he/she wants instead of giving him/her tasks that are boring for the child. the child is in the process of developing his/her creativity so the child needs to be given tasks that the child will enjoy doing.

Conclusion

The child should understand that there are no clear-cut rules in a child''s artwork or painting because the child can be free when creating it. Let the child choose whether the child wants to use crayons, pencils, paintbrushes, etc when drawing the child''s favorite cartoon character. Your child will start appreciating self-accomplishment once he/she finished the child''s masterpiece with full concentration without you telling the child what to do next like other parents normally do with their kids.

It allows a child freedom and would also further motivate the child into exploring more about different colors and shapes. A child might not know at first but after seeing his/her parent using

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