How to make a child more confident and outspoken

[autumnbronze]

cherrygal:

Very beautifully written, Chenonceau! Totally agree with you. :celebrate:

:goodpost:

[corneyAmber]

cherrygal:

Very beautifully written, Chenonceau! Totally agree with you. :celebrate:

Yes most times as parents we are so bent on getting things fixed, we forget about the strength of nature.

[Chenonceau]

Gee… thanks people, for the kind comments.

[smurf]

Very good post!

[Passerby]

Indeed an excellent post Chenonceau. Thank u for sharing. Your child is v lucky to have u as his mum!

[growie]

LKVM:

autumnbronze:

[quote=\"cherrygal\"]Very beautifully written, Chenonceau! Totally agree with you. :celebrate:

:goodpost:

I second that :celebrate:[/quote]Absolutely agree that it's a wonderfully written post!
Food for thought and great learning tips for us parents to cope with children of quieter nature. :celebrate:

[growie]

double post…sorry

[chasingjelly]

The grass is always greener on the other side. I am sure you know empty vessels make the most noise, this happens when you have an outspoken child. Some speak without getting their own thoughts processed first.

[basics]

hello engaged parents,


I am looking for a good speech training coach for my teenage children. Objective is to help them speak more clearly and boost their confidence. Do you have any recommendations?

Many thanks!

[plum-cake]

Hi,

I am also searching but I am interested in Lamda examinations and found that these two centers.
Artistic Expressions on East Coast Road

Buds Playhouse at Turf City
hope this will help.