“It’s always good to teach young children how to handle criticism early. Boosting up their confidence by showering them with praises is good. However, in order to lessen the possibility that they’ll gonna grow up too full of themselves and unable to handle criticism well, it is always wise to consider raising children with a sense of realistic balance. It’s not so bad to point out to kids that people, in general, are all imperfect; and that criticisms, when handled well, might even yield positive results…” – Leofina Jane G. Galleta
**an excerpt from something that am currently working on…
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