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The words we choose as parents have a profound impact on our child's self-esteem.
Saying "I love you no matter what" instead of "I'm proud of you when you succeed" teaches unconditional self-worth.
Replace "You're always causing trouble" with "Let's work on finding a better way to handle this" to foster a positive self-view.
Encouraging statements like "You did your best and that's what matters" build confidence and resilience.
Be mindful of your language to nurture a healthy, strong sense of self in your child.
Check out my latest video for more practical tips to support your child's self-esteem through language.
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