Embracing Inner Voices
It’s essential for kids to learn how to engage with their inner voices, especially the negative ones that say, "I'm dumb" or "I'm the worst." Instead of trying to logic them out of these feelings, parents can help children acknowledge and relate to all parts of themselves. This approach fosters resilience and encourages kids to recognize their strengths, paving the way for a more confident self-perception.In this clip
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