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    Children with low self-esteem can be helped through praise focused on effort not ability, allowing open expression of feelings while acknowledging struggles, avoiding criticism of thoughts and actions by asking questions without pressure, encouraging interests while offering limited help, and considering professional help if self-esteem impacts daily life.

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    Children with low self-esteem can be helped through praise focused on effort not ability, allowing open expression of feelings while acknowledging struggles, avoiding criticism of thoughts and actions by asking questions without pressure, encouraging interests while offering limited help, and considering professional help if self-esteem impacts daily life.

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    5 Ways To Help Children Struggling With Low Self-Esteem

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    Children with low self-esteem can be helped through praise focused on effort not ability, allowing open expression of feelings while acknowledging struggles, avoiding criticism of thoughts and actions by asking questions without pressure, encouraging interests while offering limited help, and considering professional help if self-esteem impacts daily life.

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    5 WAYS TO

    HELP
    CHILDREN
    STRUGGLING
    WITH LOW
    SELF-ESTEEM 1
    Praise your child's efforts but
    wisely. Avoid over-praising as this
    can have adverse effects

    Give your child the space to


    express their feelings openly and
    2 safely. Acknowledge their emotions
    and help them work through their
    struggles

    Avoid being overly critical of your

    3 child's thoughts, experiences or


    actions. If you find it hard to
    comprehend their emotions, ask
    questions but don't push for answers

    Encourage your child to pursue their


    4 interests. Offer help where needed
    but learn to take a step back

    Keep an open mind to seeking

    5 professional help if low self-esteem


    is affecting your child's daily life

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