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Building Your Childs Self-Esteem

posted November 17, 2007 - 1:45am
Building Your Childs Self-Esteem

According to researchers, most children enter school with a good sense of self-esteem and yet leave high school with a poor sense of self-esteem. What happens in those years between starting school and finishing school.

If we are to define self-esteem as "having feelings of worth or value," then people with adequate levels of self-esteem should display a sense of realistic confidence in their abilities and performance. People with low levels of self-esteem would be expected to display feelings of inadequacy, a fear of failure, a sense of being unworthy, and perhaps depression.

There are other important challenges to maintaining reasonable self-esteem, such as merely being "average" in a world that worships only the good looking, the good athletes, and the well-to-do.



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