Here are a series of Parenting Tips Ala Mona Ratuliu, Instilling Self-Confidence in Children

Kapanlagi.com - The harmonious marriage of Mona Ratuliu and Indra Brasco for 19 years has been an inspiration for many. One of them is about Mona and Indra's parenting style towards their four children.

As a parent, it turns out Mona Ratuliu has some parenting tips that she has been doing. For example, Mona tries to teach her children to be brave and always confident.

"Apart from achievements, as a parent, I believe that the most important thing in a child's growth is to instill character, such as being brave, confident, kind, and tough," she said as quoted from Brilio.net.

"Instilling these characters will support the success of children because in the future they can draw strength from within to develop their own potential," added the 39-year-old woman.

1. No Problem Making Mistakes

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In order to build self-confidence in her children, Mona Ratuliu allows her child to make mistakes. From there, she then tries to help her child to fix the mistakes and do something correctly.

"Actually, when we allow them to make mistakes, their inner strength gradually emerges because they believe that they will be able to do things on their own and do them correctly," she explained.

For Mona Ratuliu, when a child makes a mistake, it is part of the learning process. However, as time goes by and they continue to learn, children can do things correctly and their self-confidence increases.

"Self-confidence is not just about being brave enough to appear in front of people, but also believing in their own potential. If the child is still in the learning process, they may not be able to do it or understand it yet, but if they keep learning, they will eventually be able to do it," concluded the mother of four children.

2. Involved in Daily Life

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In addition to building self-confidence, Mona Ratuliu also tries to always be involved in the daily lives of her children. Starting from accompanying them in playing, studying, or doing other fun activities together.

Some time ago, Mona Ratuliu showed a moment when her eldest daughter, Mima, gave a presentation in front of her and Indra Brasco. Mima did this because she wanted Mona and Indra to give her a new gadget to support her school activities.

Through simple things like these, Mona Ratuliu teaches her children to become confident and responsible individuals.

(kpl/lou)