As a parent, I think I have taught my son to never feel embarrassed for what he says or does. I remember my parents laughing at things I did/said as a child and it made me feel so inferior.
But, today, DS was on a field trip with his preschool class and his lunch fell on the ground, it went everywhere. He said, "Opps. Oh well, it happens to everybody." which is his classic phrase. I was so proud of him because I remember being on a field trip when I was in preschool and I dropped an ice cream cone - I was embarrassed and felt clumsy. It was no big deal to him!

What is something you have taught your child that you are proud of?