Do you want your children to have the confidence to know that they can do anything they dream of? Would you like your child to think of failure not as FAIL but as "F.A.I.L." = First Attempt in Learning? Yes, we all want our children to have a positive image of themselves, to make friends easily without excessive anxiety with new people. Confident children can truly grab life by the horns no matter what comes their way. Self-esteem and confidence are your child's passport to a lifetime of inner acceptance and happiness. It's the foundation of a child's well-being and the key to success as an adult. A happy child feels strong enough to try to solve problems on his own, but recognizes his own limits and is ready to ask for help if necessary. This doesn't mean that he will never have problems or failures, but he will be able to admit mistakes and learn from them and won't feel threatened by failure, try new things and adapt to change, celebrating his successes. Yes, I know... you may say, "it's easy to say but so much not to do." As parents, we feel lost, we don't know which way to turn...it seems that all the attempts we make to help our son come out of his shell turn out to be useless. But building a child's confidence is easier than you think. While we are not all born with confidence, it is a muscle you can train and help your kids train. The great news is, confidence can grow and develop and if it does, children are more likely to have fulfilling lives. The causes of a lack of self-confidence can be many: death of a loved one, or separation, bullying, or perhaps he has suffered trauma. However, this manual is not based on causes or problems, but on solutions, on practical advice that will help your child come out of hiding right away. There are specific things we can do to boost their self-esteem, make them feel loved and secure, and ultimately increase their confidence. In this book, I'll use the information I've gathered from years of research to explain the best ways to ensure your children grow up healthy, happy, and full of confidence. In this path, you'll discover the connection between raising confident kids and hard work, talent, integrity, good ideas, and deep support. You'll help your child feel unique and special, to appreciate his qualities and strengths: he'll acquire the mindset of a true champion. On completing this path you will be able to help your child improve in all of these aspects: What Is Confidence? How Children's Confidence Changes with Age Recognize the Distinction Between Shame and Guilt Real Confidence Tips to Try Learn to Sibling Dynamics and Confidence Assist Your Child in Making Friends Assist Your Child in Dealing with Frustration and Disappointment Teaching how to increase confidence in our children is a great way to build resilience and healthy self-acceptance. I look forward to being a part of your child's transformation! If you've realized that you're just one step away from giving your child the self-esteem of a superhero, don't waste any more time and grab your copy now!