Five ways to make sure that your child is interested in magic tricks

I have to manage the magic business for many years. Often parents come and say something like: "I want my son to learn some magic tricks, but do not know how they are?"

That is why I have these five options, then your child to learn some magic tricks.

1.Get magic kit
For your children's next birthday or Christmas, as a starter kit of magic. Thus, various tricks can be learned. If your child has a magic kit, make sure that you have made specifically for their age. Try to make a magical set of age suggestion on the "age of 8-108" or something similar. Rather than look for a set designed for ages 6-12, or ages 4-6.

2.Take magic Show
Once your child is watching a magic show live, and perhaps even a magician with tricks, magic sets that are requested. If you have a magic show in your area, try your local newspaper, and you can rent one of his sons next birthday. A simple way to birth magician doing a web search "your city, of magic."

3.Learn magic trick you
There are tons of simple magic tricks you can learn to do this, it is not necessary for all the props. If you know one or two simple magic tricks and to show the child that is often the spark of his interest in magic.

4.Get book of magic
You can leave your child a book on magic tricks, but I recommend only for children who are old to go alone, or are ready to cooperate with them and explore ways with them (family bonding?).

5.Watch magic show on television
Now this is magic, that the boom of popularity, with people like Criss Angel and David Blaine on TV. Look at the Magic show on television, and when her son was magic, ask them if they want to learn magic trick. If they say "yes", then it is a good sign that they are ready for a set of magic and magic in the book.

Now that you know where to start, go and encourage your child to learn some magic tricks. I mentioned that when a child learns magic tricks, including self-esteem, develop skills in the public domain, and much more!

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