The Happy Confident Company
Helping children and families thrive by developing their emotional intelligence and their confidence
As parents, educators and therapists who have spent many years doing research on parenting and education, we believe that:
- A strong connection between parent and child is the key to happiness and confidence in children.
- Children need to learn psychosocial skills such as emotional intelligence, resilience, and self-confidence. These account for 75% of achievement and success, against only 25% attributed to IQ.
- Daily habits create our reality. Making small daily changes will result in considerable change over time.
- Reflecting on the positives at the end of each day increases optimism and happiness. Daily journaling is key to structured reflection.
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What we do
Our products and tools – journals, educational games, courses and activities – are designed to develop stronger family bonds. Children will learn and adopt essential life skills and be motivated to engage more with their parents.
Journals
With just 5 minutes journaling each day, your child will develop key life skills such as positive thinking, resilience and perseverance to develop a growth mindset and become happier and more confident.
Educational Games
Our educational games and activities benefit the whole family. With card-based games, and printable activities and worksheets, all of our resources help to build life skills starting with self-understanding to build esteem and self-acceptance.
Courses
Our online Growth Mindset course comprises six bite-sized episodes, designed for parents and children to learn and develop together.
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SUPPORTING UK CHILDREN'S HOSPICES
SUPPORTING UK CHILDREN’S HOSPICES
There are an estimated 99,000 children living with a life-limiting illness, and around 720,000 other people impacted by caring for a child with a short life in the UK. Families with seriously ill children are pushed to their limits. Caring for a child with serious health needs can be exhausting – and often the challenges families face are little understood. At the same time, children’s hospices are being pushed to their limits too – the number of children needing their care is increasing and there is a shortage of specialist doctors and nurses.
All this is happening against the backdrop of an economic downturn and the long-term financial effects of the pandemic. Children’s hospices receive only a fraction of the funding that they need from local authorities, and fundraising has been hugely impacted by national lockdowns . This summer, we’re proudly partnering with Together for Short Lives, raising vital funds on behalf of the 54 children’s hospices across the UK. Every penny helps, please do donate to this much-underfunded cause. By supporting Together for Short Lives, you can help make sure that children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions and their families have the best quality of life and quality of end-of-life care. Your support could help make a crucial difference in your local area and across the UK.
