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Home » Children’s Self-Esteem

Children’s Self-Esteem

November 5, 2010 By Laura Santomauro MFT

Focusing on the “assets and strengths” is an integral part of encouraging my children.  I need to add concrete behavioral things and specific information that will reaffirm the existing assets and strengths.  So I am no longer just cheering them on, I am telling them I recognize what positives already exist and increasing the likelihood that they see those strengths too.  I am identifying attributes they can build on while I watch them blossom with every success!

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