"I'm a fool," "I do everything wrong" and other signs of fragile self-esteem in children
The fear of being wrong, perfectionism, the constant need for approval and the avoidance of situations for fear of making a fool are ways of expressing insecurity. Detecting them allows you to accompany the child without judging him and help him build a more friendly relationship with himself
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The fear of being wrong, perfectionism, the constant need for approval and the avoidance of situations for fear of making a fool are ways of expressing insecurity. Detecting them allows you to accompany the child without judging him and help him build a more friendly relationship with himself