Self-confidence comes from a sense of competence. A confident child needs a positive and realistic perception of his or her abilities. This arises out of achievements, great and small. Your encouraging words can help develop this confidence, especially when you refer to your child's specific efforts or abilities

Help your child set realistic goals.

Self-confidence comes from a sense of competence. A confident child needs a positive and realistic perception of his or her abilities. This arises out of achievements, great and small. Your encouraging words can help develop this confidence, especially when you refer to your child's specific efforts or abilities

Self-confidence in children gives them reassurance and self-confidence to reach self-confidence and self-esteem. Self-confidence is the basic structure of a child's personality and their self-skills must be enhanced so as to enhance self-confidence

With the development of their creative potential, with a lot of knowledge about a common culture and in a specific area of interest, with discipline and a responsible attitude to all activities

Push them in different social situations.

Nurture His Special Interests

Try to expose your child to a wide variety of activities, and encourage him when he finds something he really loves.

I always appreciate their activities with relevant corrections.

let them do their work by themselves and acknowledge them positively... allow them doing wrong and help them learn from their mistakes

One of the many ways is to use as often as possible positive reinforcement

Swiming , Football , Physical Exercise - A Part of their education & to avoid spoon

feed / Mix with all types of friends , so that they can distinguish between good &

bad .

Let them share your decision, make tasks for each child compete among themselves and receive appropriate rewards as a result of their efforts, encourage their talents, incite innovation rather than tradition, help and support their sports, music and educational trips

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https://www.understood.org/en/friends-feelings/empowering-your-child/self-esteem/7-ways-to-boost-your-childs-self-esteem

Self-confidence comes from a sense of competence, and many skills such as, communication skills, language, physical education, readings, swimming, and avoid any negative behavior.

Modeling desirable behaviors, allowing children to express themselves freely, providing positive feedback and encouragement are some ways to increase the self-confidence in children

Self-confidence is obtained when the theoretical and practical parts of a subject are clear enough that the child can explain and demonstrate it in a simple way to a mate. When the child's mate will understand the presented information, the level of enthusiasm will rise for both of them, including self-confidence.

Another case is when the professor asks questions and the children will find solutions based on their experience and creativity. When a child will answer and she/he will be approved by the professor, as well as her/his mates, self-confidence will grow. Not only this, but in some cases, even if doubts existed, the child will figure out that she/he knew the answer.

Let the children discover and explain what happens around them and self-confidence will join along the path of their lives, paving towards a future filled with enlightenment.