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Situation: You create a clas* extending React.Component and want to declare it as a private variable; to update and call methods and then want to display it in the render method of the parent container. Straight forward: Here we construct the clas*, which extends React.Component. Then we display it in the render method of the parent container: Uncaught Error: Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object  with keys {props, context, refs, updater, state, updateDimensions}). If  you meant to render a collection of children, use an array instead or  wrap the object using createFragment(object) from the React add-ons.  I ran into this newbie problem and it took me a while to understand what was going on. The error seems to suggest the element I was trying to display for some reason isn’t a react child. It can’t display it. But my clas* is extending React.Component so what’s going on? I tried to cast it thinking that might be the issue, but still no luck. The solution is simple: Just a small change, instead of putting the variable in the render method, call it’s render method instead, and this will return the React.Component. It makes sense right? If you just put the variable in there it’s trying to display a clas*, which is just an object, it’s just data. It’s the Render method that actually has anything to display. Like I said, it’s a simple stupid problem but for a beginner in React this might help you save some time.. WARNING: SETSTATE(…): CAN ONLY UPDATE A MOUNTED OR MOUNTING COMPONENT. I guess you’ve got an event listener perhaps listening for a window resize or something like that and each time your render gets called The reason is because when you add “.bind(this)” to a method it actually returns a new one and because the previous listener never gets removed (the original isn’t mounted anymore) you get this warning. To get around this add the following at the start of your code and then replace it in the event listener line: