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Building Resilience in Your Child
What is Resilience?
The ability to overcome adversity, trauma, pressures, threats, losses, and pain – perhaps even experiencing growth during times of hardship.
Characteristics of Resilient People
- Aware of how they feel
- Don’t give up easily
- Find the brighter side of situations
- Have supportive relationships
- Have a good sense of humor
- Flexible thinking
- They take action
- Understand that things are temporary
- View obstacles as challenges to be overcome
- Practice self-care
- Can handle constructive criticism
- Have clear boundaries in relationships
How to Build Resilience in Your Child
- Empower them to make decisions
- Allow them to learn through some failures
- Be authentic with your praise and be specific
- Don’t condemn them for mistakes
- Recognize their successes, even small ones
- Let them know you believe in them and love them unconditionally
- Highlight their strengths
- Give them realistic goals
- Create opportunities for success
- Address conflict openly
- Build a sense of safety and emotional security in your home
- Demonstrate how behaviors impact others
- Emphasize the importance of community
- Model positive coping strategies
- Build your relationship
- Remind them troubles are temporary
Last Modified on October 7, 2020