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Course Introduction and Trainer Background

Training provided by Child Care Credentialing and Consulting

Target Audience

Training Description

Learning Objectives

Disclaimer of Liability

Lisa M. Pennington

Foundations of Self-Esteem

Fostering Self Esteem in Children

Practical Strategies for Caregivers

Practical Strategies for Building Self-Esteem:

1. Positive Communication Begins in Infancy.

2. Show Appreciation instead of Praise.

3. Provide Challenging and Achievable Tasks and Activities.

4. Coping with Negative and Positive Feedback.

5. Promote Positive Peer-to-Peer Relationships.

6. Be Sensitive.

7. Lead by Example.

Quiz

Assessment: Course Overview

Assessment: Communication and Appreciation

Assessment: Tasks and Feedback

Assessment: Peer Relationships

Assessment: Role Modeling

Course Feedback

Course Evaluation

Build children’s confidence from the very start. Nurturing Confidence: Strategies for Fostering Children's Self-Esteem is a practical, research-informed course designed for early childhood educators, childcare providers, and family support professionals who want to create emotionally safe, strengths-based environments. In this course, you’ll explore the foundations of self-esteem in early childhood and learn concrete, developmentally appropriate strategies you can implement immediately—starting with positive communication in infancy. You’ll discover how to replace empty praise with genuine appreciation, design achievable-yet-challenging activities, and deliver feedback that inspires growth rather than anxiety. You’ll also gain approaches for promoting healthy peer relationships, supporting children through big feelings, and role-modeling the respectful, reflective behaviors you hope to see. By the end, you’ll feel confident guiding children to recognize their strengths, persevere through challenges, and build a positive self-concept that lasts. Whether you work in a center-based program, home-based care, or a school setting, this course gives you clear language tools, daily routines, and step-by-step frameworks to elevate every interaction into a confidence-building moment.

Nurturing Confidence: Strategies for Fostering Children's Self-Esteem

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            <p>Self-esteem serves as the bedrock of a child's emotional and social development, influencing how they navigate challenges and interact with the world around them. This training, provided by Child Care Credentialing and Consulting, is designed to equip child care professionals with a deep understanding of how self-worth is cultivated from infancy through early childhood. Led by experienced instructor Lisa M. Pennington, the course explores the foundational elements that shape a child's self-perception and emphasizes the critical role caregivers play in this process. By examining the psychological roots of confidence, participants will gain the insights necessary to create an environment where every child feels valued, capable, and secure.</p>

<p>Throughout this program, learners will engage with a series of practical, evidence-based strategies aimed at fostering resilient self-esteem. The curriculum moves beyond theory to provide actionable techniques, such as shifting from empty praise to genuine appreciation and utilizing positive communication styles that begin in the earliest stages of life. Participants will also explore how to provide developmentally appropriate challenges, manage feedback effectively, and promote healthy peer relationships. By the conclusion of the course, caregivers will be prepared to lead by example, modeling the very behaviors and attitudes they wish to instill in the children under their care, ultimately ensuring a lasting positive impact on their developmental trajectory.</p>
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