I understand that you rely heavily on your spouse's decision-making skills in situations involving the children. My husband mostly passes the problems he encounters to me for the reason you stated. While he trusts me with the decisions regarding the child, I usually pass on the solutions regarding financial situations to him. I must admit that I learned a lot from him about financial matters. In fact, it has helped me improve myself in many areas. Throughout our marriage, we have seen the benefits of supporting each other in decision-making and problem-solving processes and being a team to balance these. While it's great to have someone we trust to help us make decisions, it's important to develop our own problem-solving skills. From a decision-making perspective, it can be helpful to consider the potential consequences of each option, along with its pros and cons. Thinking that making mistakes provides an opportunity to learn and grow will help us better understand that making mistakes is normal. What could be the best questions to make student think deep