You can use Aditi Muthukumar as an example in support of 'positive reinforcement' in parenting. DannyNewTV shows us her journey going from a baby reading in her stroller to winning one of the longest state bees in history and now on to the ScrippsBee.
Aditi Muthukumar, who just won the 2023 Denver Post Colorado State Spelling Bee, asked her parents if they could adopt a cat if she made the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Well, yada yada yada, and now she is currently in the nation's capital, getting ready to compete in the country's most famous competition for youth linguistics.However no matter her incentive, Aditi is clearly a literary mastermind. In the above story, you can hear more about her journey, going from a baby reading in her stroller to winning one of the longest state bees in history.
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