The Pressure to Opt Out: Why Girls Are Choosing Not to Show Up
There’s a kind of peer pressure happening with girls today that can feel confusing. It’s not the pressure to do… Read More »The Pressure to Opt Out: Why Girls Are Choosing Not to Show Up
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The Good Girl Trap: How what we learn as a girl carries into motherhood
If you’re the mother of a tween or teen girl, you may have started to notice something surprising. Your daughter’s… Read More »The Good Girl Trap: How what we learn as a girl carries into motherhood
When Teen Girls Feel Lost Before Life Has Even Begun
There’s a quiet tension showing up more and more in the lives of tween and teen girls — one that… Read More »When Teen Girls Feel Lost Before Life Has Even Begun
What Your Daughter Wishes You Knew (But Might Never Say)
If you’re craving a stronger mother-daughter connection, understanding what your teen girl truly needs, but may never say, can change everythingShe… Read More »What Your Daughter Wishes You Knew (But Might Never Say)
Why 7th Grade Feels Like the Hardest Year and how you can help!
Seventh grade is often the hardest year for both parents and teens. Between rapid brain development, shifting friendships, hormonal changes,… Read More »Why 7th Grade Feels Like the Hardest Year and how you can help!
When Mothering Feels Like a Tug of War
Parenting tween daughters can feel like an emotional tightrope—one where you’re constantly balancing between connection and correction. One minute, your… Read More »When Mothering Feels Like a Tug of War
Why Your Daughter Doubts Herself — And How You Can Help
You’ve probably seen it.The shift.The spark dims.Your once-confident daughter starts second-guessing herself.Her smile is still there, but behind it lives… Read More »Why Your Daughter Doubts Herself — And How You Can Help