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    by Odille Rault

    Did you know that you can change who your child is by simply smiling at him? Did you know that you can reinforce the chances of financial, career and relationship success of the adult your child will become, just by listen...read more

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    by Angie Papple

    "I'd build self-esteem first, and the house later." -Excerpt from "If I Had My Child to Raise Over Again," by Diane Loomans Pats on the back for a job well-done, warm smiles of recognition, and comforting hugs are part of...read more

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    by Laura Marshall

    Having a high self esteem is important in day to day functioning. If you lack self esteem you are less likely to achieve your goals and so it is important that we, as adults, do our best to build the self esteem of our chi...read more

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    by Linda Ann Nickerson

    ABCs OF BUILDING CHILDREN'S SELF ESTEEM Self esteem is a basic building block in a child's healthy development. Parents play a primary role in its development. How can we foster healthy self esteem in our kids? A Avoid ...read more

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    by David Gittlin

    I had a pretty good childhood compared to what it seems a lot of kids are going through these days. There was one weird thing about my upbringing, however, that I'll always remember. I feel it bears mentioning because it...read more

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    by Leeanna Haugen

    Have you ever heard that phrase "if you hear it enough, you begin to think it is true"? Children are especially prone to base how they feel about themselves by how other people respond to them. As parents, we have the ab...read more

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    by Lynne Griffith

    Kids can be easily discouraged when they try to something and become frustrated. It is important for the adults in their little lives to realize this and do their absolute best to encourage the child rather than allow d...read more

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    by Mary Ann Rudy

    Children are truly one of life's most precious gifts, and therefore, they deserve to have a positive opinion of themselves. However, for one reason or another, high self-esteem does not always come naturally for some chil...read more

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    by E.M.Robinson

    Build your child's self-esteem by helping them find their unique abilities and by spending your valuable time with them. They, in turn, will feel valuable and this will respond to your encouragement which will nurture and ...read more

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    by MamaSaver

    Parents should be the number one fan of their children. As a former teacher, it was obvious to me which children had parents that were involved in their lives and which children had parents who could care less. The child...read more

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    by Victoria Rose Perkins

    Tips for building self-esteem in children is a very important and rewarding work. If it is done with love and patience,it can produce confident and successful adults, who will become valuable assets in their community. A ...read more

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    by Deborah C. Washington

    When was the last time someone told you that you did a good job? Unfortunately praise is not a common occurrence in today's society. It's easy to fall into the day to day trap of taking everyone for granted. It is importan...read more

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    by Samaira

    Sometimes, what we say to our kids can really hurt them and undermine their self confidence. So parents have to be smart enough to handle their kids. We all say insensitive things to our children. Persistent pattern of suc...read more

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    by Krystle Hernandez

    An individual's self-esteem is his or her idea about his/her own self worth. Individuals with high self-esteem are much more likely to succeed in life. In many cases, individuals with low self-esteem can work toward buil...read more

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    by Rebecca Laffar-Smith

    Six Tips for Building a Child's Self-Esteem Children begin life in a fragile state, eager for love and acceptance. Their earlier years generate a character that changes little as they reach maturity. It's important to giv...read more

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    by LUCIA

    The most important thing that you can tell your children, is that it is vital for them to learn how to be happy with who they are. If they can understand this concept from a very early stage in life-they will not go throug...read more

  • 17 of 38

    by Allen Valentine

    SELF ESTEEM - PRAISING THE MEANS, NOT THE END It is Sunday morning and I'm having my first cup of coffee and trying to read snippets of the paper while my toddler plays with her toy on the floor next to me. It is mom's t...read more

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    by Karen Banes

    High self-esteem is one of the most important gifts you can give your child. A lack of self-esteem in adulthood can be a factor in all sorts of questionable choices. A child raised with a strong sense of self-worth will ha...read more

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    by Trenna Sue Hiler

    Children can spot insincerity in a second. Most people who are actively trying to build self-esteem exaggerate a child's accomplishments. May I just say in a very loud voice "Bad choice, please don't do that to a child. ...read more

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    by Dina Psichogiopoulos

    Childhood experiences stay with us for the rest of our lives. We are extremely fortunate if we have grown up in a positive family network. A loving, caring and confident upbringing will certainly set us up for a bright and...read more

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