Is There Something on My Face?

Send us an email @ [email protected] SummaryTeaching children about their bodies and hygiene works best when parents model behaviors rather than point out flaws or impose rules. Over time, kids internalize standards through observation more effectively than through criticism.Relying on modeling fosters genuine confidence and autonomy, reducing the risk of shame or rebellion. It shifts the parent’s role from policing to guiding, which has lasting effects on self-esteem and self-care habits.Instead of pointing out blemishes or hair growth, parents demonstrate routines like skincare or proper hygiene, then let kids take lead as they grow, encouraging self-awareness without judgment. 🔗 Connect with Jessica Anger and Carrie Wiesenfeld:Instagram | [email protected] Hawk Life Coaching |  Ocean Waves Parenting