HOW TO GIVE ENCOURAGEMENT

Giving courage, confidence, hope, support, and assistance are all forms of encouragement. It is the act of assisting one another, supporting one another, supporting the sick and weak, and comforting the distressed. According to recent study, it helps with recovery and renewal of the body and soul, as well as renewal of spirit, of others, and even of those who encourage.

Encouragement is essential for a child's development and for adults' best health. The therapeutic advantages of encouragement outweigh criticism and can increase self-confidence. Self-confidence, effort, drive, success, self-esteem, and validation can all benefit from encouragement.

Despite the child's imperfect behavior in the following scenarios, encouragement is necessary. If there was any bad behavior, ignore it and simply comment on what was done well. This will encourage good behavior and future growth in each situation. Are you capable of doing it?

With the exception of one disagreement or fighting with a sibling, your child's behavior has been excellent throughout the day.

Words of encouragement to give to your child.   You have worked so hard today to be kind and helpful, and I really appreciate that.  Can we find a way to stop the fighting. Do you understand? Are you willing to work on solving the problem now?

Your child played for a longer period of time than they did studying or doing their homework. 

Words of encouragement to give to your child. You're certain to enjoy success and achievement if you put in the necessary effort. Strive to live a successful life.

Without being asked, the child cleaned the floor and left the mop and other cleaning supplies.

Words of encouragement to give to your child. I like your initiative and willingness to help without being asked. It will also be more pleasing if you kept the things in proper place so it will also make you more organized.

Your child runs for a student body office but loses.

Words of encouragement to give to your child. The most effective student leaders are those with solid values. They maintain their success through using time-tested values like diligence, hard effort, and perseverance.

Your sixth-grader comes home a report card with 4 As, 2 Bs, and 1 failing grade.

Words of encouragement to give to your child. Failure is only another opportunity to complete the task at hand with more expertise and understanding.

Your child came in last place in the running contest.

Words of encouragement to give to your child. Learning the rules of your game is the first thing to do. Once you've mastered them, play like a genius while maintaining humility when you succeed. Take some thing out of being defeated. Give it your all at all times.

Your child helps you in carrying the shopping bag out of the car, but drops it and breaks the eggs.

Words of encouragement to give to your child. John,Thanks for helping me out. Well done You worked so hard, and I know you would be more careful next time. As a reward, what would you like for dinner?

How do your answers compare to those of your spouse, a friend, or family members? Can you provide encouragement in each of the seven scenarios without criticizing inappropriate behavior?