Raising a Confident Child: Encouragement vs. Praise
- dailytrophy
- Jul 18, 2024
- 1 min read
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Indian Chole (Chickpea Curry):
Cook chickpeas in a rich, spiced tomato sauce with onions, garlic, and ginger.
Serve with rice or naan for a hearty Indian meal.

Raising a Confident Child: Encouragement vs. Praise
Raising a confident child involves balancing encouragement and praise.
1. Focus on Effort
Praise the hard work, not just the outcome.
Say, “I’m proud of how hard you worked on that,” instead of just “Good job.”
2. Be Specific with Praise
Highlight what exactly was done well.
Use specific comments like, “You did a great job organizing your project.”
3. Encourage Reflection
Ask your child what they learned or how they tackled a challenge.
Questions like, “What was the hardest part?” help them think about their progress.
4. Celebrate Progress
Acknowledge even small improvements.
Celebrate phrases like, “You’re getting better at this!”
5. Promote a Growth Mindset
Encourage them to view challenges as chances to learn.
Use phrases like, “Mistakes help us learn. Keep going, and you’ll improve.”







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