Letting your kids fail can be tough, no one wants to see their children upset. But failing is part of building resilience. Susanna Kass is an expert in organisational change, a mum and a co-founder of. She says there's a secret to teaching how to fail well, and it involves the whole family. Susanna talks about how her five-year-old inspired the idea, and how they had to find a way to make it fun.

In a world obsessed with success, these two mums are doing what they can to make kids more resilient when they fail.

Should we encourage our children to fail? Statistics show that around 10% of Australian kids experience anxiety and stress over everyday life. Well, a couple of mums decided to come up with a card game. Watch the Studio 10 chat.

... that teaches the whole family to fail and well... we failed

Who knew being a loser would be such fun?

For the seventh year in a row, I sat in front of my eldest son's teacher as part of the yearly 'meet and greet' and talked about the importance of learning how to fail.

My guest this week is Susanna Kass, one of the co-creators of the children’s game, The Epic Fail Game.

Susanna lives in Sydney, Australia, and is, in her own words a,"reforming helicopter-parent with a few decades of professional experience, in cultural psychology and design.”