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Kids With Learning Disabilities: A Healthy Self-Esteem Is Something They Truly Need! by Simon Rumney
Parenting
March 02, 2017
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The emotions that drive low self-esteem can be changed in all of us because, unlike our personality, these traits are not hardwired into our DNA. Parents, take note:
- If your child has trouble learning, do not despair: Bestselling authors Agatha Christie, F. Scott Fitzgerald and George Bernard Shaw all had learning disabilities.
- Encourage kids to explore their strengths and they will find ways to learn: Try not to see the inability to master the written word as a problem. Smile and simply encourage other ways of learning.
- Healthy self-esteem gives children courage to overcome: When kids accept their learning disabilities as just another part of life’s complex journey, they will overcome anything. Look at Richard Branson, John Chambers and many more very successful sufferers.
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