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Build Your Kids Mental Strength Teach Specific Skills. Let Your Child Make Mistakes. Teach Your Child How to Develop Healthy Self-Talk. Encourage Your Child to Face Fears Head-On. Allow Your Child to Feel Uncomfortable. Build Character. Make Gratitude a Priority. Affirm Personal Responsibility.
let them take some hits, let them make mistakes, let them learn their own lessons. teach them to question everything, let them find their own answers. DO RESPECT them , their decisions, their will and wish if your question is about just physically strong , just give good food, put them in sports and gymnastics
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