Being confident in your abilities helps you share your gifts and talents to improve the world around you and stay on your chosen course. As you help your child to develop self-confidence, you help them develop emotional reservoirs they can draw on—you’re helping them become stronger.
The act of learning includes struggle, failure, trying again, and partial success. If we help our children understand that learning is a process, we’ll help them gain confidence in the fact that they try things and work at them rather than focusing on achieving perfection.
Learn more about starting these crucial conversations. Check out our books, 30 Days of Sex Talks, How to Talk to Your Kids About Pornography, which is also available in Spanish; and 30 Days to a Stronger Child.
