A mother in Fuyang, Anhui Province recorded a video of her son opening his trouser legs while playing in kindergarten and calmly showing his prosthetic limbs to his classmates. As can be seen from the picture, the boy did not feel inferior because of his prosthetic leg, but showed it to his classmates gracefully. The children around him did not discriminate, but showed concern for him. I hope this child can grow up confidently and bravely forever, and there will be many friendly people around him. In fact, disabled children sometimes lack confidence and courage. They may think that they are different from other children, and they are afraid that others will cast strange eyes, so they become introverted and inferior. How to cultivate the self-confidence and courage of disabled children? Personally, I think we should do this:

First, parents give encouragement. Parents should give their children more encouragement. Growing up in a loving family will also increase their confidence. Parents are their greatest confidence.

Second, people around you should not care too much about his differences. People around disabled children should not care too much about his differences, and should not have any opinions about him. They should positively praise his strength and courage. When disabled children are recognized by their friends, they will become confident and extroverted.

Third, teachers should correctly guide the relationship between students. Teachers should correctly guide the relationship between disabled children and other students, so that they can learn and grow together in an equal and friendly learning environment and make progress slowly. The teacher's words and deeds also affect the students' attitude towards him. Teachers show more concern and encouragement to disabled students, and other students will follow suit.

These are just personal opinions, and I hope that so many disabled children in the world can have the confidence and courage like this little boy, make friends with others voluntarily and generously, and don't be afraid of other people's opinions and be bold. How do you think to cultivate the self-confidence and courage of disabled children? Welcome everyone to leave a message in the comment area for discussion.