FREDERICK, Colo., April 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In an increasingly structured and digital world, many parents wonder how to build their child’s confidence in a meaningful, lasting way. Joanne Senior of En Face Studio in Frederick, CO, provides a compelling answer through her expertise in dance. Featured in HelloFrederick magazine, Senior offers insight into how dance serves not only as a physical activity but also as a developmental tool that nurtures emotional and social growth in children.
How does dancing increase confidence in a child? According to the article, dance provides a structured environment where children can develop routine, self-discipline, and emotional expression. Through group choreography and stage performance, students gradually build self-esteem and learn essential life skills such as teamwork, adaptability, and communication. Dance instructors, like those at En Face Studio, act as role models who reinforce body positivity and resilience, making the studio a space for both personal and physical development.
Parents seeking a well-rounded enrichment activity will find that dance offers far more than movement. It fosters improved classroom behavior, enhanced focus, and a healthier emotional outlet—all essential elements in childhood development. The full article, titled How Dancing Increases Confidence in a Child, explores these benefits in greater depth.
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