As parents, we want our daughters to be kind, cooperative, and well-liked — but sometimes those wonderful qualities can make it harder for them to speak up when they disagree.…
When most people hear the word anxiety, they think of something negative — something to get rid of or quiet down. But as Penelope Pumpernickel reminds us, not all anxiety…
A look at why we need to connect with our kids now more than ever. Author and journalist David Brooks has said, “We are experiencing what’s being called a ‘Crisis…
Making friends at school is more than just a fun part of childhood — it’s a critical component of a girl’s social, emotional, and academic development. Friendships give girls a…
There are clear signs that your child may be bullying others if you observe their behavior both at home and in peer groups. This insight is shared in a recent…
How to teach girls to be kind, so they will continue to be kind as they get older. That phrase—“Kind girls become kind women”—feels like more than a slogan. It’s…
There’s something magical about the kitchen. The warmth, the smells, the chatter — it’s often the heart of a home. But beyond baking cookies and stirring batter, the kitchen can…
If you have ever sent a kid to school wearing two different shoes...(been there), you know family organization is a family superpower The good news? Kids can learn it—one tiny…
Dealing with the “Mean Girl” — Is She Your Daughter? As parents, we all want to believe our daughters are kind, respectful, and well-liked by their peers. But what happens…
Recipe for CHANGE If you notice that your child has learned that teasing, taunting, or excluding other students is not only “okay,” but considers this behavior as normal–this is what…
