Ways To Boost A Child's Self Esteem

Want to help your child to grow feeling happy and secured aside from always wanting to be on their game of getting all possible opportunities in life? Watch and consider these wise guides from Dr. Paul Jenkins on how boost a child's self-esteem.

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Dr. Paul Jenkins

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[mindbodylifted]

Came here to learn tips for the children in my life but realizing I needed to hear it for myself 😳 for my inner child

[j.salmonson]

Wow. I never knew to get him to do even just do chores was so important. I'm not letting him wiggle out of anything anymore, no wonder he doesn't want to try to do anything. Arrg! It's my fault for not pushing hard enough.

[stinksofbeefio]

Thanks so much for this! I was at a loss as to how to carry on with my sweet shy little boy an it was breaking my heart. So comforting to have practical things to try!

[mommynaura]

I am raising two kids.. my daughter is little bit shy if she has to meet new situations or new people.. she talks much with me but she tends to be quiet in front of the people.. I need to boost her self-esteem.. this is what I need.. thanks

[بندهخدا-يي]

If only these kinda videos had millions of views this country would be headed to a bright future.. not with Tiktok videos. Prank or dance challenges..
Thank you so much for providing all these Very important educational materials..God Bless.

[lourdessandoval]

My 9 year old girl is starting to show low self esteem. This is helpful thank you !

[alyc]

Thanks for posting this video! It's something I'm trying to work with my 9 year old!!! Just what I needed to hear!!

[zanaseem]

I’ve been watching 2-3 videos everyday religiously. I tried one of ur tip and I must say it worked like a magic. Thank you from my heart.

[monicawilson]

Thanks for this. I put my daughter in a dance class but she didn't really practice what she was supposed to. All though she is u bothered, I'm quite anxious that she will get embarrassed by not knowing the dance. She still wants to go I was thinking of skipping the class so she won't get embarrassed. Well the embarrassment is my fear and my problem, and if she does, then it may change her behavior the next go around. Sounds like a petty situation but I had a hard time figuring out what to do.

[olenashaforost]

Amazing! Subscribing! Another tip I found. If a kid is afraid of a new task and heavily avoids, still encourage to do it, just to become familiar. Allow them to repeat the same task after some time. Second time the child will be much less afraid and less avoiding this task. It is because unconsciously the child sees the task as an old friend whom he already met before, so they feel more confident of trying. This is my hypothesis, but I have noticed the tendency with my child who is autistic and can be a great avoider sometimes.

[Relaxtion.meditation.deepsleep]

Thank you for your videos it makes me very happy to understand my kids more and get them to be more independent and happy 😃

[Mimi-tism]

I love how you include examples and ideas for useful tools, like sticker charts. Not something you'll find in cult talk.

[chadmckinney]

Love this channel. Thank you for all your work and advice!

[N.M.Jones-mimi]

All of the videos on this Chanel are amazing, could you find a way to put subtitles on so it can be reached by a wider community? that would be awesome!!!! thank you for all of your advice!!

[vaishup]

Thanks a ton Dr Paul for the Parents like us who are lost and need some guidance and tips on Parenting.

[Manifest--]

Thanks dearest Dr. always such an eye-opener. Much appreciated👌🏻

[ofishal]

I came here to get tips on helping my shy son... And loved seeing alot of Dads in the comment section!

Respect and best of luck to all yhe good dads out there!

[inkwellflood]

Thank you for this great information, my 9 year old can be quite critical of himself over small things, I'm trying to give him confidence and a capacity to believe in himself with tasks and hobbies.

To take on things more than once if he fails.

Have a great weekend 🌱☘🌳🌏💚👍🏻

[foxontherocks]

Brilliant, Dr. Paul, thanks. Can't wait to learn more !

[ConnecttoSoul]

Thank you for your amazing continuous knowledge, ideas moreover tutoring to maintain my venture to getting more consciously informed and as a consequence spiritually connected.