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Absolutely! The story suggests that confidence isn't an innate trait but a skill developed through encouragement and experience. By telling children 'anything is possible' and pushing them to try new things, parents can actively build their child's self-belief, leading to improved posture and clearer communication, as noted by the parent in the article.
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