You love your kids with all of your heart and when they struggle with loving themselves, it's heartbreaking to watch. Low self-esteem in kids is common, but that doesn't make it any less painful, or serious. Kids suffer from low self-esteem for many reasons, ranging from bullying to emotional issues and everything in between.
When kids wrestle with low self-esteem, parents want to naturally blame themselves. Is it happening because of something you said? Or didn't say? Do they feel you don't love them? The answer to 'why' is complex, but if you're a loving parent, then the simplest answer is: it's not your fault.
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