AgeEsteem Grows In Childhood
October 29th, 2009
Recent research indicates that AgeEsteem begins when we are children. The relationships we have with older people, the language we hear adults use to describe older people, and the images that we see illustrating older people begins in childhood. It impacts our attitude about aging throughout our life – and even contribute to our longevity.
Those who are raised with a positive image of aging and who embrace it with AgeEsteem will live longer, happier lives.
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