Confidence And Self Confidence

Wouldn’t it be nice if we could all raise children with confidence, boldness, and kindheartedness? Yet all children face some kind of hard life, therefore it’s important to prepare them with adequate amounts of confidence to not only survive but also to succeed in life. Self-confidence comes from the sense of capability. Some children have a lot of confidence that they are not afraid to do anything. Other children are completely opposite and are scared of being judged or teased by their peers. When a child as a lack of confidence they feel threaten and withdrawal into them self. Confident children need optimistic and realistic perception of their abilities. This can arise out of their accomplishments, huge and/or trivial. Your inspirational words can help improve this confidence, especially when you refer to your child’s specific strengths and capabilities. Evidence shows that physical activity and playing a sport has a positive impact on children with their confidence level. When kids are able to trust and comfort themselves in challenging situation they are able to think more clearly and come up with solutions with ease. The dictionary defines confidences as freedom of doubt; belief in yourself and your abilities. This belief is the key to children succeeding

However, self-efficacy refers to a persons’ belief in their capabilities to learn or perform behaviors. Research indications that self- efficacy inspires academic motivation, learning, and