How to Boost Your Child’s Self-Esteem?

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How to Boost Your Childs Self-Esteem?
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• If you want to really give your child a gift
  one that would be cherished for lifetime help
  him/her develop a positive, empowering sense of
  self.
• It would help them feel more loved and become
  productive and happy.
• Here are some great tips to encourage and boost
  self-esteem in your child

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Give your Child Choices

• When you let your kid make a reasonable choice
  from a pre-selected list, then you are helping
  him/her feel more empowered.
• You may ask your child, Would you like to wear
  your blue shirt or your red shirt today?
• Would you want your eggs hard-boiled or
  scrambled?

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• And, when you ask these questions to your child,
  you are helping them learn how they can make
  choices, which is a crucial skill thats needed
  to develop before such decisions become even more
  difficult.
• The teacher at the best preschool in
  Vadodara suggests that your kid would benefit,
  later on, with well-developed decision-making and
  problem-solving skills.

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Dont do everything for them yourself

• While it might be often easier and faster for you
  to instead dress your little one, for instance,
  but you would ultimately help your child builds
  more self-esteem and confidence if you rather let
  them try new challenges.
• You need to encourage your kid to try new skills
  and tasks and assign them age-appropriate chores
  to bolster further their problem-solving skills.
  Such chores may include setting the table and
  folding towels.

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Avoid Over-praising

• It is surely important that you praise your kid
  as it would help him/her feel more loved, but
  parents must make sure that they dont go
  overboard and over praise their child.
• When parents praise their child, suggests a
  teacher at the primary school Vadodara, to the
  point of over-praise, they might be sending a
  message that their child is perfect, which
  shouldnt be the case. 

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Encourage your kid to take on healthy risks

• At times, parent must stand back and allow their
  kids to take healthy risks, thus resisting their
  urge to prevent their childs failure.
• A mother of eight kids share how shed watch her
  2-year-old-son as he used to try to pour his
  glass of pop from the jug.

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• Shed watch his son spill the pop on the floor,
  after which she watched her son ask a waitress
  for paper towels and then clean up the mess
  himself.
• The child had problem-solving skills and
  confidence similar to that of any successful
  adult.

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• The teacher at the kindergarten in
  Vadodara suggests that such confidence and boost
  in self-esteem comes in kids because children
  arent as influenced by the words that they hear
  as they are from the actions that they see.
• Then, more significantly so, they further tend to
  try to mimic the actions that they

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