Not every child will become a grandmaster
Some parents ask me about the chess future of their child, even though the child has never held a chess piece in his hands. To this I always answer: "If you want to raise a grandmaster, then you should turn to another coach. My task is to teach your child to enjoy intellectual activity, and also to develop his emerging brain, helping to learn such qualities necessary for life as concentration, abstract thinking, strategic planning and problem solving skills."