Powerful self-confidence isn’t something children either have or don’t have. Believing in themselves, even after they’ve experienced a disappointment, is a skill that they can develop! Children often feel they have to feel confident before they do something new; however, exactly the opposite is true. The fear doesn’t go away and the confidence doesn’t come until after they take action. The good news is that they can learn how to believe in themselves, even when there is no evidence that they will be successful!
- Self-confidence is a skill that can be developed. Children will understand the power and impact of an ‘I CAN’ belief system.
- Children’s thoughts about themselves create the way they experience themselves and their world. Helping kids understand that what they say to themselves is more important than what anyone else says to them. They can use the power of positive self -talk to move through fear, to overcome mistakes, disappointments, and to manage change. Children learn that how they talk to themselves creates confidence and courage.
- Children often live in the world of comparisons –seeing themselves as “better than” or “less than ” someone else. Judgment with a feeling of “less than” leads to self -criticism and self -doubt as kids see everyone else as “better than” they are. This destroys self -esteem as kids fail to see their own uniqueness, gifts, and talents. Children understand the danger of comparisons and discover what is great about themselves.
- People can tell children that they are great, but if they don’t believe it deep down, then it doesn’t matter. We help children understand that what they say to themselves is more important than what anyone else says to them. Children learn how to use the power of positive self -talk to create positive beliefs about themselves and to create strong self-esteem.
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