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> For example, etiquette (being respectful to your opponent), patience, logic, etc… but one of the best things they learn is how to lose. That's valid for pret
by toasty228 6d ago
> For example, etiquette (being respectful to your opponent), patience, logic, etc… but one of the best things they learn is how to lose.
That's valid for pretty much every kids sports/games though
- gnufied 6d agoSo a lot of games/sports kids could cry out - "that is not fair". There is an element of luck in most board games. Chess is the first board game you can introduce to your kid that has no element of luck whatsoever. It could be brutal. I have seen 7-9 year olds coming out crying after a game in a tournament. But it also may be requires very good parenting to handle all the emotional distress. Chess also is obviously accessible. It is an emotional rollercoaster to engage kids in Chess tbh. We are ready to sometimes throw the towel every other week. :-)
- k2xl 6d ago[dead]