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    by Gool Bugwadia

    All of us, especially our children thrive when there is a large dose of positivity in our lives. Parents need to teach children to be positive in order to enable them to gain confidence and meet with success in all of life...read more

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    by Laura Clements

    Be a Parent, Teach Your Children to Fail You know what kids are lacking these days? Failure. We try to protect them so much, that when they find out that they are not in fact perfect they don't know how to handle the fa...read more

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    by Kira Te'for

    I myself was never a confident child and not a particularly confident adult either, and I often find myself saying to people "I have no idea how my children got so confident!". But when I really think about it, I realise ...read more

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    by Joe Owens

    I am a parent, blessed with a son and a daughter, both of which I love more than I can express to them or in this forum. As a parent I understand there are a multitude of responsibilities I have to my children. I must prov...read more

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    by Patsy Page

    Many of our friends and acquaintances remark about how self confident and personable our two children are. We have two adult children. One of each sex. I don't know if I really know what tips there are that we did that a...read more

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    by Jackie Curtis

    My parenting lifetime has been spent seeking a tried and true method for raising confident and well adjusted kids. I've searched high and low for the best books on parenting. I've spent more than enough time with a thera...read more

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    by Lizette Hilario

    First and foremost, the most important is to give your children a lot of love, attention and affection. Try to have more time with your children. Take interest in what they do. Join them in discussing their hobbies, int...read more

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    by Sweetsmile

    Confident children will be happier, more independent, and more easily achieved success. How to cultivate the child's self-confidence? Usually, some parents think that they can foster the children's self-confidence by prais...read more

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    by Summer Minor

    I like to imagine my children as tight rope walkers. If a person wanted to learn to walk a tight rope there are two ways they could go. They could begin slow and steady with an experienced person with them and a net below,...read more

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    by ACROBAT

    Parents need to help their children become confident young people. One of the first lessons parents need to teach their children is that everyone makes mistakes. And no one is perfect in this world Help your child ...read more

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    by Robert Daniel

    Rebecca speaks German, Spanish, French, Greek and English. Her knowledge of these languages is so complete she reads and writes them fluently. She snorkels like a professional diver, rides her bike at least three hours a d...read more

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    by Lisa A. Hendricks

    How a dolphin trainers helped me be a better parent. How do I get her to do what I want! As a frustrated parent facing the next phase, when children start becoming independent, and rebelling. My only model was my own ...read more

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    by Always Open to Learning

    Confidence. Is that not a topic in itself? I thought and thought and thought about how to define confidence as an opening paragraph. The result of that was to not define it at all. After devoting some time to the ...read more

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    by Esther Lewis

    My tip for bringing up happy/confident children is: 1) Always think the best of your child. 2) Have open communication with your child about everything they are going through. 3) No matter how difficult it is, alw...read more

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    by Michelle Mitchell

    My sons' favorite part of school is recess (no surprises there) but last week when I picked them up they were deflated. Northern Lights ABC Elementary School had outlawed Wall Ball. The world's fastest growing playground g...read more

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    by C Madison

    Don't yell at your children. When you want to be firm and taken seriously, just use a firm and serious tone with them, also explaining kindly your reasons for refuting their actions. This will allow you the discipline need...read more

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