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.

Babies and AgeEsteem
Expect The Best

Children are impressive teachers.  Just watch them for a few hours. – They will teach you valuable lessons.

Unconditional acceptance: Baby accepts you unconditionally with trust and confidence that you will care for her.  And you do your best to live up to her expectations by learning, testing, and doing what you think is best.

Learn AgeEsteem tips from Baby.

• Expect the best in others of all ages.
• Accept yourself unconditionally, knowing that you will be successful in what you choose to do.
• Accept others for who they are, as they are.

Body Clock Is Ticking Faster – And Still No Right Partner

Borrow live props: This is a bonus for the time bombers, but is also valid for the older singles who wish to find Partner Right who is apt to appreciate their children or grandchildren.

• Borrow a child.  Have you noticed how attractive the opposite sex can be when they’re playing with children?  Take your nephew to the beach or park and have a great time being your genuine self.   Play and have fun.  But be sure the child calls you aunt or uncle or by your first name!  Partner Right may not be there to see you, but a sister or brother could be and want to make the introduction.
• Dog sit.  Take the dog for long walks and romps in the park.  It’s easy to open a conversation with people with pets, and many a couple has met this way.