Why comparison is the silent killer of childhood confidence
Children naturally don't compare themselves but learn to do so when adults constantly highlight others' achievements. This leads to performance-based acceptance and insecurities, fueled further by social media's portrayal of perfection. Focusing on individual progress and personal strengths fosters healthy self-confidence and a more positive learning environment.
Children naturally don't compare themselves but learn to do so when adults constantly highlight others' achievements. This leads to performance-based acceptance and insecurities, fueled further by social media's portrayal of perfection. Focusing on individual progress and personal strengths fosters healthy self-confidence and a more positive learning environment.
