We often wonder how to best guide our children toward a fulfilling and authentic life. One of the most powerful ways is by role modelling.

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Resilience is a crucial skill for children, and as parents, one of the best ways to teach this is by role modelling it ourselves.

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Not teaching resilience can lead to long-term issues such as anxiety, low self-esteem, and an inability to handle life's challenges.

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It’s essential for their development, allowing them to take healthy risks, trust their abilities, and face challenges with courage.

Our role as parents extends beyond providing for our children’s basic needs; we must also equip them with the essential skills to thrive.

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Do you think the ability to be authentic is an important skill to develop in our children?