Sometimes we forget the power of words, especially when it comes to raising our children. You are probably familiar with the concept of mantras, which are good to repeat to ourselves every day to build a positive worldview. Turns out they’re for more than just adults.
Teach your child a few golden expressions and watch his confidence grow with each passing day.
Positive verbal messages are a great source of motivation. They encourage the child to think, “If my parents think I’m good, smart, and responsive, then I really am!”
Remind your little treasure of the strengths he possesses. In this way, you will give him the strength to believe in himself and cope with difficulties.
We offer you ten phrases to teach your child. Choose no more than one or two. Stand together in front of the mirror and say them every morning. You will be amazed by the result.
He’s too young to understand their meaning right now and probably won’t do very well with pronunciation. But keep in mind that the earlier you create this habit, the deeper it will become ingrained in your subconscious. And the practice itself will have a wonderful effect on you!
- My feelings are important.
- I believe in myself.
- I am smart.
- I will have a good day today.
- I like to solve problems.
- Mom and Dad love me.
- I’m getting better every day.
- I am strong.
- Every problem has a solution.
- I choose to be happy.
