This is a continuation from the previous blog post regarding suggestions for fostering healthy self esteem in children: 4. Never compare children to each other. Each child is a different, unique person and should be valued and belong just the way he or she is. 5. Spend special time with each child alone, reminding each …
Self-esteem – the collection of pictures children carry around of who they are and how they fit in—is formed early in life. Even though children make these decisions internally, parents have a tremendous influence on the unconscious decisions children form. The way parents communicate both with words and actions, help children form healthy or unhealthy …
Ruth Buffam
Certified Positive Discipline Educator & Trainer
Positive Discipline Solutions Canada