Body shaming is alive and well, thanks to an online culture that allows bullies to be anonymous while making awful statements. Here are the best celebrity responses to body shaming!

Body-positive Instagrammer Megan Jayne Crabbe wants you to stop untagging yourself in less-than-flattering photos.

We all have bodies. Unfortunately, some folks feel that gives them the right to comment on other people’s physiques.

A 7-day self-love challenge hosted by Sophie Gray, an Instagram healthy lifestyle star. The challenge launches on February 8.

Low self-esteem can be a large burden for a teenager. Teens with low self-esteem are at risk of being bullied, bullying others, using drugs and alcohol, and having suicidal thoughts.

The death of a parent is considered one of the most painful, if not traumatic, experiences for a child. When death occurs during adolescence, it complicates a teenager’s natural process of defining her identity in the world.

Women who show signs of low self-esteem have a damaged sense of self-worth that most likely began in childhood.

Pro, amateur or weekend warrior -- everyone who participates in competitive sports can have problems with self-confidence at one time or another. Even more than raw talent, your level of confidence and belief in yourself can determine whether you succeed or fail.

A confident woman is self-assured and feels comfortable in her own skin in or outside a relationship. Confidence is simply being yourself and embracing who you are -- to do so, you don't need a man at all. If you know where your talents lie, you should capitalize on them and incorporate your strengths into your career.

At a very young age, the symptoms or traits of a narcissistic child fit neatly into the diagnostic criteria for narcissistic personality disorder, or NPD. “The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders” lists the criteria for the diagnosis of NPD.

Being an educator means more than simply teaching your students their daily lessons. To a large extent, children develop self-confidence in their abilities through their academic environment.

In a Psychology Today article, psychiatrist, Neel Burton, M.D., suggests that negative messages, physical illness, stressful life events or a general feeling of lack of control in your life can feed low self-esteem, as can traumatic childhood experiences and abandonment.