It means that the parent congratulates the child on his or her achievements, but should not be excessive in his or her gratitude. Additionally, a child who repeatedly experiences success can develop positive self-esteem. Their success will not only make them feel good, but also their parents, friends and other people who care about them, which increases their achievement and makes them feel even better about themselves and encourages them to take on new tasks for feel once again the gratification and satisfaction of one's results (Cunningham,