Confident Parents Mean Confident Kids

Confidence is a crucial part of our lives; as children and adults. Without it, we are left with a low self-esteem; feelings of unworthiness; and vulnerable to the pitfalls life sometimes doles out. Confident moms and dads = confident children and this, above all else, is the very foundation which will determine the future success or failure of your children. As parents you have an enormous impact on your child's emotional developoment. Here are some tips on how you can increase your child’s confidence and self-esteem. READ More on Confident Parents Mean Confident Kids

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The Art Of Parenting - Teaching Empathy

by Dr. Caron Goode

Empathic children seem to uncannily identify with, feel or understand another’s pain or distress. Empathic babies often become agitated when hearing another baby cry in a nursery. Toddlers who identify with another child’s frustrations will act out that frustration also. Empathic teens want to help those in need and champion the underdog.

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Teaching your Child Perseverance and Confidence

by Dr. Caron Goode

Perseverance – the art of going on at all costs

Part of good parenting is helping your children to develop the skills required to persevere in a task and see it through will hold them in good stead in all walks of life. Whether the situation requires physical endurance or emotional maturity, the ability to ‘go on’ ensures success.

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Teach Your Child To Face The World With Confidence

Dr. Caron Goode

Facing the World with Confidence - a lesson in parenting

“I want to go to the bathroom, mommy,” said little Annabelle.

‘The door is open, sweetie. Why don’t you go yourself?” said her mother.

“Its dark in there and monsters come up from the drains.”

“Don’t be silly, Ann! You know there are no monsters. When will you start behaving like a grownup?”

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Top Five Emotionally Intellegent Skills to Help Your Child Succeed

Dr. Caron Goode

Helping your child become emotionally intelligent is essential and correlates highly to being a happier and a more successful human being. The environment and manner in which children are raised forms the basis of emotional behavior and decision making. There are two aspects of emotional intelligence – within and without! It is the ability to control and manage one’s feelings and emotions, and being able to interact socially and empathize with others in their situations.

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