No child ever became ‘good’ by being told that she or he was bad or by beating her/him. — Maddy Malhotra, How to Build Self-Esteem and Be Confident: Overcome Fears, Break Habits, Be Successful and Happy
No child ever became ‘good’ by being told that she or he was bad or by beating her/him. — Maddy Malhotra, How to Build Self-Esteem and Be Confident: Overcome Fears, Break Habits, Be Successful and Happy
No child ever became ‘good’ by being told that she or he was bad or by beating her/him. — Maddy Malhotra, How to Build Self-Esteem and Be Confident: Overcome Fears, Break Habits, Be Successful and Happy
No child ever became ‘good’ by being told that she or he was bad or by beating her/him. — Maddy Malhotra, How to Build Self-Esteem and Be Confident: Overcome Fears, Break Habits, Be Successful and Happy
No child ever became ‘good’ by being told that she or he was bad or by beating her/him. — Maddy Malhotra, How to Build Self-Esteem and Be Confident: Overcome Fears, Break Habits, Be Successful and Happy
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No child ever became ‘good’ by being told that she or he was bad or by beating her/him.

— Maddy Malhotra, How to Build Self-Esteem and Be Confident: Overcome Fears, Break Habits, Be Successful and Happy
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