Raising Self-Esteem

 

· Generally, children with healthy self-esteem have an enhanced sense of self-worth

· They have a positive attitude and feel good about themselves

· They view the glass as half full, not half empty

· Children with healthy self-esteem may readily adapt to new situations and accept new challenges

· Academically, their feelings of self-worth may contribute to success and they may strive to achieve their personal best

· They may be more willing to set lofty goals and work toward their attainment

· They are better able to deal with difficult situations

· Children may have the confidence to choose the right path and make a wise decision

 

 

Last Modified on September 5, 2014