17 Affirmations for Moms to Promote Positive Self-Esteem

Helping your child with developing a positive self-esteem can be challenging.  It is especially challenging when you are working on your own self-esteem.

One way to combat the negativity that will come to your mind is with affirmations.  Repeating affirmations throughout the day will remind yourself that you are an awesome mom and are doing a great job.

I have put together several affirmations that will help you with not only stay positive but building yourself up so that you can, in turn, build up your child.

Choose one of the statements that you want to focus on and repeat them several times each day.

You can write them on sticky notes. Set reminders on your phone. Accept it into your life as reality.

Make them your mantra by visualizing yourself doing it, then practice, practice, practice!

 

I am a positive influence in my child’s life.

I am a good role model for my child.

I make good decisions naturally.

My parenting style works well with my child’s needs.

I speak in ways my child can understand.

My follow through on consequences comes naturally.

I allow just the right amount of freedom to safely teach life lessons.

I adapt easily to the needs of my child.

The right choices readily come to me as needed.

I am open to learning new ways of being and doing.

I quickly and easily apply new skills and knowledge.

My parental intuition is keen and guides me well.

I use the right tools at the right time.

My life lessons serve me well as a parent.

I listen to my child with great empathy and patience.

I allow my child to experience life to the fullest within reason.

I meet my own needs easily.

 

There you have it!  Let me know which one of the statements resonate with you the most in the comments.

And be sure to get your free copy of my ebook to help you develop your child’s self-esteem here. 

 

This post is part of the series Developing Positive Self Esteem in Children.  To find all of the posts and to learn about how to develop positive self-esteem in your child visit the homepage: Developing Positive Self Esteem in Children