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A child needs at least one, good solid compliment per day. If “an apple a day keeps the doctor away,” a compliment a day will give self-esteem to your child.
Self-esteem is crucial for a person. How does a child build it? Does he come by it himself? Not really. The beginning of self-esteem happens when parents constantly and consistently COMPLIMENT the child.
Children need to hear, “Hey you did a great job.” A pat on the back, a “well done,” “I appreciate you,” “I’m proud of you,” are beautiful words to the ears and ego of the child, whether the child is 5 or 50.
Some sons and daughters, now grown, have never heard their parents praise them to their faces. Oh, they hear from others how proud
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