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15 Things You Can Do for Your Child to Build Confidence

13.HELP THEM HELP OTHERS

Helping your child discover their altruistic side is important not just for building confidence but for being a decent human being. Get them involved in volunteering at their school or church, or maybe just helping out a friend or sibling. They'll learn about having compassion for others and feeling needed at the same time.

 

14.DON’T OVER-PRAISE

It's natural to want to heap praise on your child, but experts say too much can set your child up for disappointment. They get used to hearing compliments on everything and will have a hard time distinguishing between those accomplishments that are truly worth celebrating and those that aren't.

15.LET THEM TAKE RISKS

 

It's easy to be a helicopter parent (*raising hand*), so it's important to know when to let your kid take off and fly. They'll never discover their own boundaries if you're constantly telling them something is too dangerous or too difficult. Disclaimer: This doesn't mean you should let your kid do anything that might harm them. There's a difference between allowing them to ride down the block on their bicycle and allowing them to play with a chainsaw.

 

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