Your 5-Year-Old: Lovable and capable

Monday, 10 October 2011
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"I" matters
 
Self-esteem can seem like a vague concept, but it's a critical one. It has to do with how your child views herself and her abilities. But it also implies that she feels accepted, involved, capable, and valued for her contributions. A healthy concept of oneself is built over time, which is why it's important to feed that regard all through your child's growing-up years.

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Fun Facts • for your child
The front teeth of rodents like rats and mice never, ever stop growing. The only reason they don't get huge is because they get worn down by hard food, like seeds and grains.
 
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My children got bikes from my father for Christmas. About a month ago my daughter talked my husband into taking her training wheels off. Wouldn't you know it, that girl hopped on that bike and rode away with no training wheels!! She taught herself!
— Heather

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Have a great week!
Linda Murray
Linda Murray
Editor in Chief and a BabyCenter mom



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