Figures released by counselling service ChildLine reveal low self-esteem to be among most prevalent problems reported by nowadays’s young peopleBritain’s children are “deeply unfortunate and have to deal with fears and worries that did not exist 30 years ago,a charity has warned.contemporary pressures such as cyberbullying and social media are affecting children’s confidence and self-esteem, according to ChildLine, and the confidential counselling service run by the NSPCC.
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Source: theguardian.com