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How to Boost Your Child’s Self Esteem0

source: Feminist Mormon Housewives September 30, 2009
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There are very few things in life that are more precious than your children, so it comes as no surprise that most parents are willing to do anything it takes to give their kids the best that life has to offer. Perhaps the greatest gift they can give them as they’re growing up is self esteem, that feeling that comes when you’re confident in your abilities without being overconfident. When a child has self esteem, they’re able to face life boldly and meet any challenge that comes their way without faltering, with the right amount of confidence and care. When kids lose their sense of self value in their childhood, it’s very difficult to regain it during the passage to adulthood. So if you’re a parent, here’s what you can do to boost your child’s self esteem:

* Set an example: When you are an active go-getter who believes in walking the talk, who proves through action rather than words, your children begin to believe in themselves too.

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