From the moment a baby is born, they start learning. They learn how to cry, eat, sleep, poop. Soon enough, they start to walk and grasp their hands and become little capable children who can build blocks and read short words and think real thoughts. In other words, they start to gain confidence in themselves. But, as little kids become big kids and encounter more complex challenges, that sense of confidence needs to be fostered. It’s a fragile thing. So, what should be top of mind when it comes to sustaining that confidence? And how do you do it without turning confident kids into cocky little monsters? It starts with being unafraid to talk yourself up or ask for help.