7 Surprising Habits That Secretly Make You an Incredible Parent—Are You Doing Them Without Realizing It?
It wasn’t about making a huge deal out of every milestone, but rather acknowledging her effort and bravery.
Kids need to see that growth doesn’t only come from monumental achievements; sometimes, it’s the small steps that build their resilience and self-esteem.
Even something as simple as praising your child’s attempt to try a new vegetable can reinforce a positive mindset.
Celebrations don’t have to be extravagant. A proud smile, a high-five, or a “You did it!” can pack a punch.
If you’re already the type of parent who gives supportive feedback or occasionally bakes a batch of cookies after a test your child studied hard for, then you’re showing them that progress—no matter how small—is worth applauding.
