[caption id="attachment_284127" align="alignleft" width="150"] JOCELYN LAUREL[/caption]

Before a child can recognize valuable things in others, they need to see that they are valuable for who they are, not for what they have or what group they belong to. A secure child recognizes their own uniqueness and that opens the door to being able to recognize the uniqueness of others.  A good starting point is by teaching our children how to first love themselves. This can be achieved by fostering in children  pride in their culture and in their individual interests, thus, giving them a secure sense of who they are.

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