Confidence is all about believing in oneself and one's ability to do things and succeed.

What makes a child feel confident?

A confident child feels: 1. Capable - I can think, make decisions and get things done. 2. Accepted - I feel safe and secure. I belong to a loving, caring family. I'm surrounded by people who respect me for who I am and who will support me as needed. 3. Resilient - I take risks, I try, I fail, and I learn. 4. Effective - I did it! I feel useful and valued.

How to boost a girl's confidence?

Tips to Boost girl's confidence 1. Avoid gender stereotypes and comparisons. 2. Give her a voice 3. Focus on her strengths. 4. Let your daughters know her feelings and needs matter. 5. Encourage her to challenge herself. 6. Introduce girl child to mentors and role models. 7. Help her build a positive body image. 8. Limit social media use. 9. Focus on the positive. 10. Encourage her to help others. 11. Build her emotional strength.

How to Raise a Confident Girl Child, Raising Strong and Confident Daughters, Tips to Boost Girl's Confidence

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