- They can do the things they set out to do.
- They have the resources necessary to carry out their own purposes.
- They are allowed to make or influence decisions about things that are important to them.
- Comfortable when fulfilling responsibilities.
- They know how to make decisions and solve problems.
- They can be in control of themselves when dealing with pressure and stress.
- They can use the skills they've learned.
- They can cope with failure.
How to Build Your Child's Sense of Power:
- Help children become responsible by setting limits and rules effectively.
- Offer alternatives when you want them to do something.
- Let your children know they can control their own feelings, and are responsible for doing so.
- Teach children how to influence people in positive ways.
- Teach children how to do things.
- Require children to make decisions.
- Teach children to solve problems.
- Help children have successful experiences.
- Allow your children to do things they have shown they can do well.
- Help children set limits for themselves and others.
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