Why is self-esteem important for kids?
It's just as important for kids as it is for adults. The only difference, is that we have the gift of neuroplasticity and child brain development on our side while caring for children.
Kids with positive self-esteem feel confident and capable.
Enter the summit weekend
International Parenting Summit Mini-Series
Every day children may face new challenges, from learning to function in the outside world to learning to walk, talk, make new friends, all the way to learning to navigate peer pressure and their body changing when they are teens.
During the day their feeling of happiness and self-esteem may fluctuate. At the end of one day, the child may feel good about themselves, as they had fun with their friends, have done well at school, and are happy at home. However, the next day, it may all fall apart if even just one thing goes wrong.
How can parents navigate children's self-esteem without getting the "You need to say I'm great, as you as my mom/dad/grandma"?
Learn more during the summit weekend.
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Malva Gasowski
Linda Hayes-Cooper
A healthy sense of self first arises from the presence of no shaming of the child, even when they fall or make a mistake and we find it funny
Melissa Corkum
How to Build a Foundation for Self-Esteem in Your {Adopted} Child?
Stacy Spensley
Neurodiverse kids especially tend to internalize "failure" and feel worse about themselves. How do we prevent this?
Mary Wilde
Validating perception in creating self-confidence
Danielle Murphy Faris
Contrary to common belief, repeating the phrase “good job!” as often as you can, is actually not what helps develop your child’s self esteem
Amy Carpenter
Since knowledge is power and self-knowledge is empowerment, helping young people understand themselves at a deeper level, builds greater confidence in relationships
Mary Peterson Cook
Being mindful of consistency
Danielle Bettmann
How to model the growth mindset by normalizing failure, encouraging persistence, intentional encouragement and the magic of *yet*?
Nidhi Gupta
Understanding Strengths & weaknesses while developing a nurturing environment
Punam Saxena
When children feel good about themselves, they feel they can accomplish anything. How can we create that environment?
Michael Larson
How to teach responsibility, independence, time management, healthy habits, self-discipline
Renee Lowry
Teaching teens to know their own mind and appreciate who they are (both good and bad qualities they have) and how they are valuable
Alex Pin
How to teach kids to understand their inner world where self-esteem arises?
Crystal Haitsma
How to reframe failure in older children?
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Helping Children Develop Self-Esteem
HELPING CHILDREN DEVELOP SELF-ESTEEM
Wouldn't it be great to have knowledge from experts around the world at your fingertips to learn how everyday actions can shape your children's self-esteem? But, wait. You do have that possibility. Over 100years of experience shared amongst the experts helping parents enjoy parenting a little more and envision the outcome of their parenting journey.