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Pictures of girls showing empathy and compassion for one another.

Friendship Fires: Helping Girls Navigate Drama with Empathy

If you bought the book My Crumby Guide to Baking and Friendship Making… PLEASE READ

Penelope Pumpernickel with a picture of Ilan Shapiro MD and a quote that reads "Connection over Correction" when it comes to kids and healthy eating habits.

Connection Over Correction: Building Healthy Eating Habits That Last

graphic depiction of a green school, a phone being answered by an angry woman.

When the School Calls: How to Respond if You’re Receiving Reports About Your Child’s Behavior

Picture showing kids struggling to do things. A boy with his hands on his head over a book, one learning to ride a bike with his dad, girls trying a stretch in PE, a boy struggling to do a pull up, and a boy trying to figure out a math problem.

Want a More Confident Child? Give Them Something They’re NOT Good At.

Picture showing two different girls experiencing fear and/or anxiety.

Why Anxiety Isn’t Your Enemy… Penelope Teaches Girls to Be True to Who They Are.

Picture of Whitney Wheat on the cover of a journal, with "my journal" printed on it and the words "How important is journaling?"

Why Journaling Matters: Building Confidence, Growth, and Self-Acceptance with Whitney Wheat

An animated picture of two girls laughing and one girl looking sad walking away, with an arrow and the words "Making jokes at another person's expense can be a sign of bullying."

Are “Jokes” Becoming Hurtful? How to Help Your Daughter Choose Kindness Over Laughter at Someone Else’s Expense

family organization and kid organization tips and tricks

5 Simple Ways to Help Kids Get Organized (and Give You Your Mornings Back)

Spending time together in the kitchen

Why the Kitchen is the Perfect Place to Connect

stock picture of a girl looking into the mirror at herself checking her image.

What Parents Need to Know About Body Checking—and Why Connection Matters More Than Ever

Is your daughter the mean girl at school?

Dealing with the “Mean Girl” — Is She Your Daughter?

One girl pointing at another and the words "blaming others"

Is Your Child Blaming Others? Here’s How to Teach Accountability with Connection

Picture of Penelope Pumernickel with an image that depicts two girls talking about another, a picture of two girls having a disagreement, and a picture of girls with their arms around each other. The middle has a pic of someone holding a sign that says "Be Brave."

Celebrating Bravery: Helping Kids Stand Up for Themselves (and Others) with Penelope Pumpernickel

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