Kamal Ghorui
Parents of deeply confident children often place greater importance on character than image.
They don’t want their children to be the prettiest or most impressive in the room, instead they value inner qualities such as kindness, empathy, courage, honesty. When children grow up with such thoughts, they realize that their worth is defined by who they are, and not by what they’re wearing.
In essence, the way parents speak to children, becomes the way children speak to them. Confidence isn’t built through pressure, it builds when a child feels supported.
