Welcome parents!

This Mindly video helps you understand the impact of your words on your child. Discover how to avoid labels and judgments that limit their development. Learn to formulate positive and constructive messages to boost their confidence and motivation. Compassionate communication transforms interactions and fosters your child's growth.

The key words of Mindly

Expectations
Labels create expectations, and the child may end up conforming to this image, which can limit their development.

Self-esteem
Formulating criticism constructively (focusing on behaviours rather than the child themselves) helps maintain a good self-esteem in the child.

Unconscious influence
Cognitive biases allow our brain to process information quickly, but they can distort our perception of reality.

Snap judgments
Taking a step back before judging a child's behaviour can help avoid hasty judgments.

Unfair labels
Labels influence not only the child's perception but also how they behave, often creating self-fulfilling prophecies.

Constructive criticism
Formulating criticism constructively, focusing on behaviour, is an effective way to help a child progress.

Pygmalion effect
The Pygmalion effect shows that if a parent or educator has positive expectations of a child, it can actually improve their behaviour and performance.

Encouragements
Being attentive to the child's emotions and offering them specific encouragement strengthens their self-esteem and helps them develop in a supportive environment.