Self-esteem means being aware of one’s qualities. It is an overall opinion that we have of ourselves. For instance- how we see our limitations and abilities. When we have healthy self-esteem, it makes us feel good about ourselves and we see ourselves as someone who deserves the respect of others. Most kids go through dips in their self-esteem in their growing stage which may affect their way of tackling pressures. 

Things such as entering a new school or moving into a new house or family tiffs can change how kids perceive themselves. Nevertheless, things like these can usually be worked on with the help of parents and adults who surround kids. Few ways that you can use as a parent to help your kids are-  

• Be affectionate to them and show your love

• Show them that you value their effort without expecting perfection

• Motivate them to face challenges and make bigger plans to accomplish things

• Encourage them to showcase their opinions and ideas

• Be an example for your kids

• Ask them what do they enjoy doing or things that they like

• Recognize their feelings and help them to express

• Challenge the perception they have

• Aid them to discover their talents and themselves

• Spend some quality time together

Moreover, classroom learning also aids in enhancing child’s self-esteem which may be beneficial for their relationships and ability to develop and learn. Boosting children’s motivation also boosts their self-assurance and their abilities to perform well. 

To know how the classroom can boost your child’s self-esteem connect with mentors at LogiQminds.