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Most parents unknowingly kill the confidence of their children by all these actions.

Many children become bolder, less confident, believe other people are better than them, believe in them with firmness in their skills, seek other people's approval for physical exercise and parents are often the cause of this…

 





Many children become bolder, less confident, believe other people are better than them, believe in them with firmness in their skills, seek other people's approval for physical exercise and parents are often the cause of this problem. Being a parent brings with it great responsibility and caution. Most of the time, children’s lives are ruined not by them but by the perfect actions of their parents.

 

Most parents have certain actions that not only kill their child's self-confidence but also make them useless, which can harm their future. The painful part is that most parents do not know how some of their activities affect their children. Check out these things in our article that will help you prevent them.

 

1.       Constantly using offensive and frustrating words when trying to correct your children.

 

Most parents use constantly offensive and frustrating words on their children when children make certain mistakes or upset them which affects their children.

 

You use words like, useless, no sense, wasting your money on it, you fail.

 

Hearing such words, a child may grow up feeling unnecessarily, less important or valuable especially when they hear such words from other people. It makes them understand that yes- it is worthless, useless and a failure, it kills their self-confidence, makes them feel inferior and ultimately ruins their lives.

 

2.       When you always compare your child with their siblings or coworkers.

 

Each child is unique in different ways. Reprimanding or persuading your child to compare them to their siblings or peers can result in inferiority complex.

 

When he grows up he may think other people are better than him and it kills their self-confidence. Instead of comparing, encourage your child to improve.

 

 

3.       Assess a child's intellectual ability based solely on their reading

 

Many parents use their educational skills to grade their child's intelligence. Kids are less efficient. They believe that their kids are not fit and intelligent, doing so can ruin the child’s future.

 

4.       Being authoritarian and demanding blind allegiance.

 

Your kids become cowardly and obedient when you are too domineering. They also believe that they do not have the qualifications. They feel powerless and others are stronger than them. Instead of being an authority and demanding blind allegiance from them, you should teach them to create a sense of independence and respect the authorities at the same time. Explain to them why they want you as a parent but give them some leadership and some independence.

 

5.       Trying to fulfil their hopes by living their lives:

 

Most parents want to plan their child's life from birth to marriage, the future and more than that based on what they want for themselves. It does irreparable damage and makes them quite dependent and unavoidable about the simple choices of life. Let them have some freedom. Let them make their own choices and respect and support the way they want to live.

 

6.       Always praise your child for success or for doing something good.

 

For some reason, most parents do not appreciate their children doing something good. Children need praise for determining the positivity of their performance and for helping them to continue such behavior.

 

Your appreciation for their accomplishments or for doing something good develops their skills and positive self-worth.

 

7.       Expect perfection

 

Most parents want their children to aim for the big goals and be the best at everything, but things don't work out that way. Noticing too high expectations will lead to life problems of self-esteem and self-confidence in the future. Your kids should build mental strength by making sure expectations are realistic.

 

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