SELF-CONFIDENCE I ACCEPT WHAT I FEEL

Building self-confidence is key to happiness, especially in childhood. Help your child understand and accept their own emotions. Encourage them to ask questions about what they fear, what they need, what they are most afraid of. This is the first step towards building a strong and self-confident person.

• Developing self-confidence from an early age
• Supporting the child in expressing emotions
• Building a sense of security and self-worth
• Learning to cope with difficulties and challenges
• Shaping an open and conscious person
• Allowing for mistakes and constructive criticism
• Interactions with the environment as an element of development

Parents play a key role in shaping their children's self-confidence. By providing them with a sense of security and acceptance, they create a foundation on which the child can build their self-esteem. It is important that the child believes in themselves, is open to the world and aware of their strengths.

It is not about the child always being happy and praised. Allowing for mistakes, constructive criticism and diverse interactions with the environment are equally important. Thanks to them, the child learns to cope with difficulties, draw conclusions and develop their mental resilience.

This book, like the others in this series, contains a practical guide for parents. In it you will find tips on how to support your child in building self-confidence, how to talk to them about emotions and how to help them cope with difficult situations. It is a valuable guide for every parent who wants to raise a strong and self-confident child.

The authors of the book, Isabelle Filliozat, Violene Riefolo and Chantal Rojz, are recognized experts in the field of child psychology. Their knowledge and experience guarantee that you will find proven and effective methods in this book to support the emotional development of your child. Harperkids Publishing has ensured high quality of the edition, making the book pleasant to read and full of inspiring illustrations.