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How Perfectionism in Children Links to Parental Expectations and Self-Esteem

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Some children display perfectionist behaviour, reacting to minor mistakes with strong emotional distress and self-criticism. Research suggests that the expectations parents set and the feedback they provide significantly shape these tendencies in children. In extreme cases, children may refuse to submit work that does not meet their own high standards, which can gradually erode their self-esteem. This pattern affects how effectively children are able to cope with errors and setbacks. Experts note that supportive and constructive parental responses can help children develop a healthier relationship with mistakes.

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