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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

Graphic image of Samantha Sourdough with the word "I'mperfect" above her

Your Child Doesn’t Need to Be Perfect to Be Loved

A collage picture of girls two talking, two looking sad and the words "When she feels left out or alone."

What to Say When Your Child Feels Left Out: Holding Space Without Taking It On

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

Recipe card with hands all gathered in the center and the word friends on it.

The Friendship Recipe — Helping Your Daughter Mix Kindness and Boundaries

Graphic picture of Penelope Pumpernickel with the words "Be true to you" around her, and the title "Teaching girls how to trust intuition"

Teaching Girls to Trust Their Intuition: Penelope Pumpernickel and the Power of the Inner Voice

Picture of Penelope Pumpernickel with the words "goals," and goal setting image.

Penelope Pumpernickel’s Monday Message: Rising Again & Setting New Goals

Picture of Whitney Wheat with a chef's hat on, holding a recipe card that says "Belonging."

Teaching Acceptance: Whitney Wheat’s Recipe for Belonging

Is your daughter the mean girl at school?

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

Picture of scales with two girls and the words The Comparison Trap

The Comparison Trap — Helping Girls See Their Own Worth

Picture of a woman reading to a little girl, and a man reading to a little girl, and the words "We need to read to kids."

The Bedtime Story Is Disappearing, and Your Child Needs You to Bring It Back

Parents sitting with kids on the couch.

The “Crisis of Connection” and Why Kids Need Us More Than Ever

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

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