Sylvia Arotin
Building Resilience - Preparing your child for Today's World
This essential session tackles the crucial question: are we truly building the internal strength our children need to thrive in a challenging world? We will unlock the powerful connection between a child's security, self-worth, and their ability to confidently face life's toughest challenges, establishing that self-esteem is the true basis of resilience.
Children develop a secure, positive identity when they experience consistent love, validation, and respect. Attendees will learn practical strategies for cultivating this secure foundation, including how to build confidence by promoting curiosity and fostering a vital growth mindset where mistakes are seen as opportunities to learn and improve.
Discover how to create intrinsic motivation by praising effort over outcome, avoiding limiting labels, and encouraging true independence through decision-making and safe, guided risk-taking. Leave this session equipped with the tools to shape your child's inner voice into one that is kind, empowering, and respectful.
AUDIO VERSION
Sylvia Arotin
Recently crowned Woman of the Year by the Duchess of York at the Women Changing the World awards, Sylvia is an award winning international early childhood speaker and educator as well as the director and owner of My Montessori (0-6 yrs) school in Sydney, Australia. She was also the founder of the global Guide & Grow brand, now with over 440,000+ members. Sylvia's commitment to excellence in early childhood education has been recognized with several industry and business awards. She is passionate about conscious communication, guiding behaviour, Montessori principles and bridging the gap between the early childhood sector and families to better the outcomes for children. She holds an International Montessori 0-3yrs training, 3-6 AMI Assistants training, a Bachelor in Communications and a Masters in Teaching specializing in early childhood (0-5 yrs).
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Excellent insightful information. I fully agree. They need to try and achieve unknown things. I like the way you help create their challenges by saying how would you climb a tree etc. Well done thank you
Thanks, Sylvia, for the wonderful presentation, so good to see and hear you share your life experiences with us and your knowledge of the child and the families also. I appreciate that we give us skill to learn what to say and how to phrase our language.
Thank you for your presentation. Thank you for giving alternatives to what to say instead of “Be careful”, “You are so smart”, etc.