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Supporting a child's individuality fosters confidence from "summary" of Parenting from the Inside Out by Daniel J. Siegel MD,Mary Hartzell
When we support a child's individuality, we are essentially acknowledging and valuing their unique traits, preferences, and characteristics. By doing so, we are sending a powerful message to the child that they are inherently worthy and valued just as they are. This recognition helps to build a strong foundation of self-esteem and self-worth within the child, which in turn fosters confidence in their abilities and potential. When children feel that their individuality is accepted and embraced by their parents or caregivers, they are more likely to develop a sense of security and belonging. This sense of security provides them with the emotional safety net they need to explore the world around them and take on new challenges without fear of failure or rejection. In this way, supporting a child's individuality not only boosts their confidence but also encourages them to take risks and grow as individuals. Furthermore, when children are...
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