BLUEBERRY JUNIOR LIFESAVIOURS: SELF-ESTEEM: I LIKE MYSELF

Self-esteem is merely loving and placing value on oneself. When a child accepts self, a good self-esteem is present. When a child does not accept self and tries to be like someone else, a poor self-esteem exists. Some of these changes may consist of changing the outer appearance with a new hairstyle, shedding unwanted pounds and exercising to energize the body. A good self-esteem is having a healthy appreciation for self. Other relevant factors are values, morals, personal success, and self-confidence. Traits for developing a healthy self-esteem is included in this book series. In choosing these expressions, we have tried to bring about a variety of feelings and emotions that are common to all children and from a child's perception. Changing a poor self-image into a good self-image is hard. It involves a brand new way of looking at self. It can be uncomfortable for the child who has not thought good thoughts or positive thoughts about him or herself.