Thinking positively with the help from Mantra Buddies increases self esteem and confidence in children. Mantra Buddies are cute stuffies for kids that assist children with positive affirmations.
With everything that is going on in the world today, I’m seeing gratitude and positive affirmations popping up everywhere. The more we fill our own world with positive affirmations and thoughts, the more positive the world around us will seem. It is important that we teach our children how to actively practice positive affirmations at an early age. This will help them tackle the confusing and sometimes negative feelings that arise during the tween and teenage years.
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I tell my girls often about the great attributes they hold. I think that is really important!
When disciplining, it is important to let them know that it was their action that was not good – not them!
By praising more and criticizing less 🙂
I give them praise for displaying good character attributes,like kindness,self control,and patience
I try to help my daughter’s self confidence by doing activities she really loves and letting her find her own way.
I always tried to praise my children when they’d been good but also let them know when they had done something wrong/bad. They have to learn the difference and I found praising them helped them in their self-esteem.
Tell them how beautiful, kind and strong they are everyday!
YES!!!!!!
I use specific and heartfelt compliments to praise them, and I tell them often what good qualities I see in them that I like.
I tell them how strong they are they do do whatever they set their mind too, praise them for the good things they do
I allow my daughters to be as independent as they like when attempting new tasks. Lots of praise & only help if requested.
I allow my daughters to be as independent as they like when attempting new tasks. Lots of praise & only help if requested.
Independence is a good thing!
I work with her on understanding that as long as she does her best no one can take her accomplishments away from her.
I tell my granddaughter that she is doing really good when she eats all of her meal. She is 3 and does not want to eat supper and we cab not figure out why.
Oh dear – is there any food that she will eat at supper? OR is it a struggle with everything?
I encourage my kids to always do their best and not to judge other people, you never know what struggles another person is having and to try to stay true to themselves and never look down on someone unless they are helping them up.
This is SO true! I just saw a powerful video on facebook about this exact topic – we really don’t have a clue what other people are struggling with!
i encourage my daughter to try her best and to be kind and tell her every day how proud i am of her.
I tell them how and what a great job they do.
I encourage my kids by letting them know that they are loved and that I will always be there for them.
I give lots of encouragement, and let each of my kids know what makes them so special.
I encourage my kids to always do the best that they can do. I make them feel special and reward good behavior.
I encourage my kids to always do the best that they can do. I make them feel special and reward good behavior.
i encourage my son to do his best i tell him many times a day hoe proud im of him that i love him and that im so blessed to have him
To always do the best that they can do
We encourage them and praise them, but we also discipline them when it’s appropriate too.
We praise my son when he does something good and encourage him when he fails!
Praise and encourage
Absolutely! We all need encouragement.
Positive encouragement and reassuring it’s ok to make mistakes….mistakes are meant to make one stronger.
Positive encouragement and reassuring it’s ok to make mistakes….mistakes are meant to make one stronger.
The mistake piece is SO important, isn’t it?
Offering specific praise and naming their talents
Naming their talents is a good one, Tracy!
Thanks Amanda. I believe that kids that can identify their talents, as adults can play to these strengths and this brings success. 🙂
Offering specific praises
What do you try to praise them about most?
I tell them to do there best and if you lost (hockey) it does not matter as long as you tried your hardest
Offering specific praises
I make sure to give them positive feedback when they do something good
Positive feedback is always good.
Positively encourage, praise, and provide input/feedback on why what they did was good for their self esteem and confidence. We also let them know that we all make mistakes, or fail in our endeavors at times, but that just means that we can try again.
LOVE this, Rosanne!
LOVE this, Rosanne!
I have instilled gratitude and positivity in my toddler since he was 2 and a half . Confidence starts when you are taught to love yourself exactly how you are right at the beginning . Telling him how much I love him everyday helps to (Carey Hurst)
I encourage my kids to be grateful, positive and selfless.
I encourage my child to always be accepting of all people and to respect the mother earth she is blessed to be on