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Name: Rajni
Country: India
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Hi, I'm a mother of a 6+ year old boy is in study in Ist class. At home he is outoing, active, but yet at school her is very unsure of himself, quiet and withdrawn. I am trying to find ways to boost his confidence in himself.Please help me.

Name: thilagam
Country: India
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i have 7 yrs old son and 8 yrs old daughter they don't like to mingle with the other children in our apartment but they keep themself busy at home playing with each other or playing some indoor games but they play at school,tell me your suggestion from your side please...

Name: jk
Country: India
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i have a 7 year old daughter. she is a very good dancer. But all the programmes she has done is only in a group of 2 or 4 children. Therefore she is reluctant to dance alone although everyone tells her to do so. We put her in music class last year and the teacher told in rude terms that she can't sing. after this she has really lost her confidence although her voice is good. how do i help her?

Name: Dru
Country: United Kingdom
Comment:
the article was brilliant!

Name: riya
Country: U.S.A.
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may be useful for me!!

Name: Anjali
Country: India
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How to develop self confidence at the age of 4-5 years?

Name: riya
Country: U.S.A.
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I am indian living in us for past5 mnths.this article is very useful and informative.I hav 7 months kid.I wants to know how to build self confidence from early years(ie.from 7th month onwards).Is there any specific rhymes or stories to motivate them.plzz guide me,thank u.

Name: Ms Krishna Saharan
Country: India
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I like very much this artical. it is very informative for all parents.it will be helpful in inculcating confidence of children& a good guide for parents.

Name: sheila
Country: United Kingdom
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my daughter will cry over everything i sent her into a card shop to get her friend a card she came crying and said she could not do it what do i do please help me

Name: neha sahai
Country: India
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very informative article for parents.it will be helpful in inculcating confidence of children& a good guide for parents.

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Country: Tunisia
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Name: S.Balasubramanian
Country: India
Comment:
It is really an useful article; to be followed to develope the skills of the children. Thanks a lot.

Name: ashokjalwania
Country: India
Comment:
good article please more article add to improve self confidence in childrens

Name: mms
Country: U.S.A.
Comment:
great information!and very helpful.i have a 7 year old daughter and one 3 months old daughter.my elderone is very nice and cute girl.she is very active at home.but outside she is having difficulties in making new friends.and she becomes nervous because of that.she is good at studies but i have fear that this will affect her studies also!i need some help for this.thank you

Name: Sr.Rani
Country: India
Comment:
This suggessions r very good for the parents.If they follow there wont be more difficulties in school.So that people can learn very well.Thanks to the author.

Name: Resh
Country: south Africa
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Hi I have a 5 year old son and his teacher say he must remain in Grade R cause his self confidence is low. Whay should I do??

Name: bobo
Country: Other
Comment:
it is a wonder ful and avery helpful site

Name: mount veiw
Country: canada
Comment:
It is wonderful

Name: monsal
Country: india
Comment:
it is really a good site. we are thankful to you for providing such a useful information

Name: brandy
Country: usa
Comment:
my son looks up to his cousin who is young than he is and my nephew often tells my son to do things that are wrong how do i teach my son how to not do what other kids do or tell him to do but to think for himself so he can say no that is wrong to do

Name: KAVITHA
Country: India
Comment:
hi, its a very good article,but you should suggest ideas for girls and boys separately as they are very different from each other in feelings, emotions etc....what is suggested for a boy may not be effective in the case of a girl child. thanks thanks.

Name: lauren
Country: England
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i dont have children of my own but i have studied childcare and i am now a proffesional early years worker. i have found that regarding children's confidence, if you give them plenty of praise and encouragement when they participate in team games or they go to nursery then they are more likely to repeat the experiences that you have praised them for. so as soon as you see them interacting or what you presume is building their confidence then praise the child for it and they will gradually see that it gains them attention...lauren

Name: fed up...
Country: England
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This website is obviously an excellent source of information covering a wide range of childcare issues. However, I would appreciate it if you would refer to the 'her's and she's of this world when imparting excellent information. Kind Regards. Mother of Daughters.

Name: pam
Country: England
Comment:
I'm so glad i found this site it helps to know there are other families with this problem.

Name: bayosho
Country: Other
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This is a great article.For me i try to boost my children's confidence by letting thm know that they are important.For instance,i dont shout them down.or i listen to them and encorage their ideas. Always plan time to be with them becos they are my inportant babies.

Name: bayosho
Country: Other
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I grew up not very confident of myself and would want my children to be confident.This is because i have found out that confident children generrally do better in most sphere's of life.Bring up a confident child and you bring up a succesful child,male or female.

Name: mother care
Country: India
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my 4 yr old son is also very shy and refuses to make freinds or play group games.He is very intelligent,sensitive and innocent as compared to children of his age.Any new suggestions as I have already tried the usual ways to make him more outgoing.

Name: Leslie
Country: USA
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My posting in the discussion of developing intelligence in children can help here also. Aloha, Leslie

Name: errol anderson
Country: Other
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it was a very refreshing article. it has really opened my eyes to start doing things to make my little seven year old to become more confident.i am truly grateful.

Name: Jane
Country: England
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My eldest son has just turned 4 years. After speaking to his teacher yesterday, I feel frustrated that they don't bother to encourage "shy" children like him.

Name: Like to know more
Country: Canada
Comment:
This is very good information. I want nothing more for my 5 year old son to have the confidence that he is smart. Cause he truely is. He outdoes most of the other kids his age, but he is very shy. I would like to have more information on this subject, could you tell me where to go internet

Name: another just looking
Country: USA
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This information was very helpful but a little late. I wish I could a have received this information while I was pregnant so I would be able to know how and to do these steps in building my childrens confidence. I have two kids and my oldest is a boy. I always felt compelled to keep him close to me and protect him from other childrens harsh comments or any kid not wanting to share or give my son a turn. He is very shy and backwards. He is in school now and is doing great in his school work, but still says many times "I CAN'T". This may be something he only does with me because the teachers say he is a wonderful student and never gives up and is always is trying. My daughter on the other hand is very out going but a little slow on learning. I'm not as worried with my daughter because I know that there is tutoring that can help her academics, but I am scared that it is too late for building my sons confidence. (I have a low self confidence and self esteem also) Did my son get this from watching me and seeing me back away from situations?

Name: Winnipeg
Country: Canada
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I agree with many parts of the article. I have 4 children, ages, 2,4,6,& 9. I have had my two oldest (boys) in piano since the age of 4/5, and find this builds active learning skills as well as confidence. As part of a music program they interact with other children, and are expected to perform , which in turn helps develop their confidence. My oldest who has been in piano since the age of 5 has performed for large groups outside his music program, and as well is good at oral presentations.

Name: Just looking
Country: USA
Comment:
Great information to pass but I noticed spelling errors and slang type words used and it does not pass the right message to the readers.

Name: Theresa
Country: Canada
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Hi, I'm a mother of a 9-year-old girl in grade 3. She is older and taller than most of the kids in her class because her birth date is Oct. 10 and in Nova Scotia, the cut off date to start a grade is Sept. 30. She is very active and outgoing at home, but at school, her teachers always say she is shy and very quiet. She is a very good student, but cries when she has to do an oral presentation in front of the class. How can I find ways to increase his self confidence so she can be more of a risk taker? Thank you.

Name: kumar.A.P.P
Country: India
Comment:
thanks

Name: Sue
Country: Canada
Comment:
Hi, I'm a mother of a 5 year old boy is in Kindergarten and is small for his age. At home he is outoing, active, but yet at school her is very unsure of himself, quiet and withdrawn. I am trying to find ways to boost his confidence in himself.

Name: margaret
Country: Other
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I'm from scotland,mychild is very academically clever,but lacks confidence socially.I found this site helpful,thanks.

Name: julie
Country: Indonesia
Comment:
I am Austalian and live in indonesia with my family. It is a great help to have this kind of information availbale through the net, Thank you. Best regards Julie

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