Yes, I think children of confident parents are often confident too. Kids usually copy what their parents do, so if they see their parents being confident, they might act the same way. Confident parents also create a positive and supportive environment, which helps kids feel good about themselves. When parents encourage their kids and praise them, it boosts their self-esteem and helps them handle challenges better.

No, I don't think confident parents always have confident children. Kids have their own personalities and are influenced by many factors like friends and teachers. Sometimes, having very confident parents can make kids feel less confident because they feel overshadowed. Also, different experiences and challenges in life shape a child's confidence, and genetics and temperament play a role too.

It depends on how the parents show their confidence. If confident parents are supportive and encouraging, their kids might become confident too. But if parents are too overbearing, it can intimidate the kids. Also, children who interact with different people and face various situations might develop confidence on their own. A mix of support and challenges is important for building confidence.