To build a child's self-esteem, parents should help their child feel accepted by embracing their identity and culture. They should build confidence by pointing out strengths and allowing choices. Parents also help by assisting their child set goals and see they can overcome difficulties with incentives and spending quality time together.

1. Building Self-Esteem
Learning Important Elements
To Build A Child’s Self-Esteem
Katherine Young
Educational Technology

2. Accep
Help children
tance positively embrace
the idea “I Am Me.”
Teach them about
their heritage and
culture creating
self-awareness.
Encourage them to
develop friendships

3. Confid
ence Build confidence
in children, point
out their
strengths and
allow them to
make choices and
decisions without
much
interference. Be

4. A Sense
of Purpose Help your child set
attainable goals. Be
positive about her
abilities to succeed.
Help her see that
she can overcome
difficulties. Provide
incentives and
rewards.
Nothing great was ever

5. Spend Time
with Your
Child
Parents should
learn how to
balance a
work/life balance
whereby they are
able to engaged
their children to

6. Listen Develop a
comfortable
relationship children
so feel comfortable
enough to
communicate their
thoughts and feelings
reasonably. Make
sure to give children

7. praise and
encourage Give praise to
ment children and
always
acknowledge their
achievements big
and small. Give
encouragement to
children who do
not do as well
and support them
in future

8. Feel
Special
Create a board
or a list that
can display
children’s
accomplishment
s and
post/place it in