This article explores the importance and practical methods of psychology to stimulate creativity in children. The purpose of the study is to identify psychological factors that motivate children to creativity and propose ways to put them into practice. The research methodology consists of literature analysis, observations and psychological tests. The results show that a safe and supportive environment, freedom and independence, and positive feedback play an important role in encouraging children's creativity. At the same time, the approach of parents and teachers is also of great importance in realizing the creative potential of the child. The recommendations and strategies outlined in the article provide practical guidance for the development of creativity in children.